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A 3-Point Checklist on Prepping Your Garage for Winter

The cold season is right around the corner, and soon you’ll be busting out your jackets and boots, installing snow tires, and double-checking your heating system. But is garage maintenance part of your winter prep checklist? You want to take the time to inspect this room specifically, especially since it houses your vehicle and other… Continue reading A 3-Point Checklist on Prepping Your Garage for Winter

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Key Considerations When Buying a House

You’ve finally reached a point where you can now purchase a home. It’s exciting but certainly not without its challenges, especially when you’re doing it with a spouse or partner. She loves the great outdoors and wants a property near a forest park or lake. You prefer a modest to a large-sized condominium with fireplaces… Continue reading Key Considerations When Buying a House

How to Keep Working Even with a Power Outage

Even when you’ve done all that you can to ensure electricity in your office at all times, something can still disrupt that. Hurricanes, torrential downpour, and earthquakes are often the causes of power outages. Despite your best efforts, you can’t do much but buckle under Mother Nature’s power. Fortunately, there are ways to work around… Continue reading How to Keep Working Even with a Power Outage

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Feng Shui in the Workplace: How It Can Boost Productivity

Feng (wind) shui (water) is a traditional Chinese architecture-based art that involves the establishment of a living space that is harmonious with the natural environment. Practitioners study how the positive energy harnessed in an environment can be used for health and fortune. In recent years, the esteem that professionals have for this Chinese philosophy has… Continue reading Feng Shui in the Workplace: How It Can Boost Productivity

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From Startup to the Big Leagues: Focus Points for Business Growth

An estimated 75% of startups fail. Some suggest that the data might even be closer to 90%. Patrick Henry, CEO of QuestFusion, writes that more than 50% of start-up companies fail five years after they’ve opened shop and more than 70% fail after the tenth year. You are now ready to take the company to… Continue reading From Startup to the Big Leagues: Focus Points for Business Growth

Using Odd Materials to Create Furniture

“An industrial yet elegant and classic feel” and “rustic” are some of the design concepts we often hear decorators discuss with their clients. Furniture is a crucial element in the process of interior decorating. The most creative and artistic minds can build something that’s really both artistic and functional using unconventional materials like pipe fittings,… Continue reading Using Odd Materials to Create Furniture

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