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The Five Essential Keys to Small Business Success
These 5 Keys to Success aren’t taught in business school. They aren’t published in Fast Company, Forbes, or Entrepreneur Magazine. They aren’t mentioned by 99.9% of small business experts. But, if you are aware of them, they can be your #1 biggest advantage in achieving success in your small business.
The Latest Guidance From Our Blog…
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Don’t Neglect Succession Planning
We focus our attention on many things to grow our business. It takes much energy to keep all the balls in the air that deliver quality products and services to the customer. The axiom of Hard Drives Out Soft is very much in play as the critical (hard) actions required to get the job done… Continue Reading…
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You Can’t Fix A Disengaged Employee Without Them
If you feel like someone in your organization is disengaged, you have a problem. No amount of compensation or change in your management style will change this fact if the employee doesn’t want to re-engage. The problem may be compensation or your management style, but without agreement to work on the issues together with the… Continue Reading…
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The Importance of Prioritizing Rest
We live in an overworked, overwhelmed, overburdened society – and I am over it. Our nonstop schedules and never-ending to-do lists keep us moving from thing to thing to thing. There’s never time for a moment of rest or free time. And, if we do see a blank spot on our iCals, what do we… Continue Reading…
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Thoughts on Work Effectiveness and Healthy Living
I remember the words like yesterday. “You can do anything for a period of time. As long as you know there is an end in sight.” This theory from my then boss and mentor kept me going for many long work weeks and through large, complex projects. When I was getting home late at night… Continue Reading…