- What are the legal basics you should cover if you’re planning to start business along with your day job? - Can your employer take away your startup or property built out of your side project? - What are your legal rights and responsibilities for your day job and the side business? - What’s the best way to tell your employer about your side gig? - Where to go if you need more legal help but can’t afford it… And many more such legal questions that don’t let aspiring entrepreneurs sleep at night are answered in this interview where I had the opportunity to chat with Doug Bend, the startup and small business attorney. You can find him on Twitter @DougBend and now spend next 16 minutes with Doug to make sure you’re covered. Special Announcement: Doug Bend & I have joined forces to help more cubicle imprisoned aspiring entrepreneurs get out of the 9to5 jail legally. We have built a series of Q&A format webinar where you’d get in...

2010 is almost over and with less than a week left to 2011, it’s time to write our new year resolutions. New Year resolutions, the best definition would be it’s the big promises that we make to ourselves and break them within the first few weeks or a few months at the most… These resolutions come in many shapes and sizes (usually XXXXL), from loosing weight to writing a book, to getting rid of an addiction… Yet, we fail or let’s say we give up on our resolutions after a very short period of time, and instead of being ashamed about it or doing something about it, we start finding problems & excuses to justify our actions instead… Here’s what happens, why it happens, and how to avoid it (how to have effective New Year resolutions and accomplish them?)...