A chill north wind blows across a landscape, stark but beautiful at the same time. But a peat fire is always nearby in some stone cottage with a thatched roof, where both the occupants and the ambiance are warm (and so, sometimes, is the beer; this is Britain, after all!). The sounds of the breeze are occasionally broken by the “baaah-ing” of a group of sheep.

The landscape rises and drops sharply in steep hills and angular cliffs, where the heather seems to be waving to the ocean below, where old men walk the ragged shores, and where younger men set out in tiny boats to catch that night’s dinner.

The calls of circling shorebirds echo against the sounds of the waves, and carry through the damp…

From: The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber Part 2.

Last week I shared a number of underlines sentences that caught my attention in Michael Gerber’s book titled E-Myth Revisited. This week I will conclude my findings with more food for…

Here’s a deal for travel advisors looking to grow their business: an intensive online training course on how to plan a destination wedding, from top travel advisors in the field, for just $10.

Coming in September from the Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association, with financial support from the AIC Hotel Group (parent of Hard Rock, Unico, and other brands) to hold down the cost, the new program will comprise three 60-minute online classes from six top planners, plus a Facebook page for asking questions and talking among yourselves…