So I forgot to share this earlier, but if you haven't checked out LaunchRock.com you need to.

In 5 minutes, I created a splash page/signup page for one of my projects:

http://signup.thenewwaytowork.info/

For free, in 5 minutes, and it looks great, it's mobile responsive, has a direct plugin to Google Analytics.

Oh ya, and it's free. ;)

Small business owners and entrepreneurs who use Twitter only as a marketing tool for their businesses are missing out. The microblogging service can also be a huge resource for them in the day-to-day operation of their business. However, business owners must know the right accounts to follow in order to benefit from all that Twitter can offer.

Here are 10 Twitter accounts that every small business owner and entrepreneur should be sure to follow.

Gene Marks — @genemarks

Even though you can find Gene Marks' views on small business everywhere from The New York Times and Forbes to Inc. and the Huffington Post, it is his Twitter account that provides small business…

As entrepreneurs, we know that self-education never stops. One of the best ways to expand our knowledge is by reading books.

Thankfully, entrepreneurs have a wealth of information and resources available to help further their learning. Over the last few months, I’ve done quite a bit of reading myself.

I’ve read books I found interesting, taken suggestions from other entrepreneurs, and even searched books on specific topics. After reading about 20 books, I have created a list of 5 books that were extremely useful.

Here are 5 books entrepreneurs should read:

1. The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ…

I run a publishing and media company dedicated to helping the DIY learner crowd (folks ages 35-75 who want to learn stuff in less-traditional ways). My business is based on professional speaking, creating online and offline courses, and a lot of personal interaction with the community I have the pleasure to serve.

Oh, and I was once diagnosed with clinical depression.

DEPRESSION STINKS

What’s worst about depression is that people mistake “having a bad day” with depression. That’s like saying “fish” when you mean “JAWS.” Depression is a bunch of chemical nonsense that makes you feel horrible, takes away a lot of your energy, makes it harder to pick better choices, and makes joy seem like it might never come back again.

It’s not the…