4 Mistakes Coaches Make When Responding to Noomii Client Leads
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Here at Noomii, our number one goal is to match coaching clients with the best possible coaches for their specific needs. Not only do clients benefit by getting the best fit for them, but coaches benefit for the same reason. Sadly, we don쎃슢쎢슬쎢슢t always supply clients with the best possible coaches because the request is […]

Posted on May 14, 2012 by Stephan Wiedner

Feedback on UserTesting.com exposed website weaknesses I didn’t know I had
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You know the old adage be careful what you ask for, well I decided to follow a recommendation by Noomii co-founder Stephan Wiedner to try out a service called UserTesting.com. 쎃쎂슠They offer low cost usability testing for websites (in case you’re new to the concept of user testing, I describe how it works at the […]

Posted on April 20, 2012 by Todd Curzon

12 Rut Busting Tips
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12 Rut Busting Tips to Increase Your Productivity

Are you in a rut? Try out these 12 rut busting tips to increase your productivity.

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Stephan Wiedner

February is now Fabruary
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Now that Valentine’s Day has come and gone once again, I can say what a lot of you have probably been thinking: I hate Valentine’s Day! Somehow Hallmark and the powers that be have convinced us that we need to buy a bunch for our loved ones – flowers, greeting cards, a fancy dinner out […]

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Kurt Shuster

Boycott Valentine’s Day: 7 Creative Ideas to Express Your Love All Year
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Staycation Idea: Drag your mattress into the living room to watch movies

You didn쎃슢쎢슬쎢슢t need a date on the calendar to tell you when to fall in love. So do you really need a hyped-up Hallmark holiday like Valentine쎃슢쎢슬쎢슢s to show that special someone how you feel? If your idea of romance is a heart-shaped box of chocolates, a clich쎃욒쎂슩d rose bouquet, and dinner at a pricey […]

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Stephan Wiedner

Announcing the Spirit of Giving Blogging Contest Winners
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Leading up to the Christmas holidays, we ran a blogging contest aptly called the Spirit of Giving Blogging Contest. I enjoyed reading the stories and I know thousands of other readers did too. Congratulations to our winners: – Jon Cooper, 1st prize with his article The World Changing Gift You Can Give Right Now – […]

Posted on February 1, 2012 by admin

Ten Challenges to Complete in 2012
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New Year’s resolutions are a nice idea, in principle – but if you’re a go-getter, do you really want to limit yourself to just one achievement per year? If you’re well on track for managing your targeted 5k charity runs, achieving your weight loss goals, or kicking your smoking habit, then why not get ambitious […]

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Stephan Wiedner

Volunteerism from a Student’s Perspective
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volunteerism - a way of life for students

Volunteerism is something everyone should be involved with. However, there is consistently a demographic that feels insignificant in this space; students. As an advocate for student volunteerism, I’m here to tell you that there are indeed plenty of ways students can get involved in volunteerism.

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Kayvon Ghoreshi

Corporate Responsibility and Giving Back to the Community
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When people talk of giving and charity the first thought is usually of the kind acts that individuals do for others. Charity may begin at home, but it certainly does not end there. Many businesses make giving a fundamental part of their mission. From the small grass-roots enterprises to multinational organizations, businesses often like to give back to society.

Posted on December 30, 2011 by Jon Wade