Posts by Liam Redmond
Master Excel with these Workflow Features
Microsoft Excel is a wonderful program that allows you to do so much for work, school, and more. In fact, it can be an important factor in your business. For many years, it has mainly been used in accounting, inventory, and other related fields. With Excel, it gives you multiple features that help you keep…
Read More7 Top Rated Cloud Servers for Small Businesses
It is a smart investment to have a small business cloud server. These days, data is power and needing to access it as quickly as possible can be instrumental. It is especially true when small business owners want their data, but not have to deal with the maintenance or costs of it. Cloud storage is…
Read MoreHow Young Entrepreneurs Can Optimize Their Health
An essential part of a healthy business is a healthy body–if your body isn’t running optimally, neither is your business. In the daily grind, young entrepreneurs must be conscious of their health and energy in everything they do. We all want to approach challenges with a clear mind and a strong body. Here are some…
Read More‘Extremely chaotic.’ Tech industry rattled by Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee
President Trump’s new sky-high visa fees have shaken Silicon Valley’s tech giants as they contemplate a surge in the cost of hiring global talent and a new tactic the White House can use to keep Silicon Valley in line. The tech industry was already navigating an economy with higher and unpredictable tariffs, when last week…
Read MoreContributor: The internet made us stupid. AI promises to make it worse
Floating along on my bicycle on a daydream of a country road, up behind me came a man on a hissing e-bike, going fast, headed somewhere important. I thought at that speed — 25 miles an hour, I estimated — and with dusk gathering, he risked hitting a bear that would promptly eat him and…
Read MoreRace to make smart glasses relevant heats up again with new tech from Meta and Snap
More than a decade ago, pricey smart glasses that allowed people to snap photos, text and browse the web generated a lot of buzz but also resistance. People who wore Google Glass in 2014 faced backlash over fears that the smart glasses, priced at $1,500, would secretly record people or make human interactions socially awkward.…
Read MoreWhy Finding Your Tribe Is Essential for Personal Growth
At twenty-one, I faced a devastating medical prognosis. The doctor entered my hospital room, looked me in the eye, and delivered the crushing news: “You’ll probably never walk without a stick. And climbing? Be realistic—you’ll never climb again.” Those words shattered me. Not just because I loved climbing, but because of something much deeper that…
Read MoreAttracting Quality Customers Requires Quality Content
I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in the entrepreneurial space that needs addressing. Too many “business gurus” are creating shallow content designed to attract unsophisticated customers. Their formula is predictable: flash exotic cars, showcase luxury items, and promise quick riches through overpriced courses. This approach makes me laugh. I often tell people that I don’t have…
Read MoreGait Retraining After a Tibia or Femur Fracture From Impact Injuries
Recovering from a severe leg fracture, such as one to the tibia or femur, is rarely a simple process. These injuries are common after high-impact accidents like car crashes, sports collisions, or heavy falls, and they can significantly affect your ability to walk. An expert auto accident attorney in Albuquerque emphasizes that gait retraining is…
Read MoreGrowing Pains: The Hidden Phases of Business Evolution
Building a company from the ground up is an exhilarating journey filled with unexpected challenges. At Hawke Media, we grew to 250 people in under ten years, and this rapid growth taught me something crucial about business evolution that isn’t discussed enough. Every time your headcount doubles, your entire organization transforms. This isn’t just a…
Read MoreElon Musk’s xAI lays off 500 people training its Grok chatbot
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI has laid off 500 workers from its data annotation team, which helps train its Grok chatbot. The layoffs were earlier reported by Business Insider. The AI company notified employees over email that it was planning to downsize its team of generalist AI tutors, according to messages viewed by the…
Read MoreWith stock purchase, Elon Musk signals confidence in Tesla’s self-driving tech
In a move that boosted Tesla’s stock in midday trading on Monday, it was revealed that Chief Executive Elon Musk purchased approximately $1 billion worth of the company’s shares. The vote of confidence signals that Musk plans to stick around after a recent raise and is optimistic about Tesla’s robotaxi venture. As EV sales slump,…
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