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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.
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The Closet Eclectic: Coming-out and Building a Company Culture
Before I was a Christian I wanted to be eclectic, edgy and maybe even a little irreverent. Of course in a very intelligent, highly responsible, cutting edge, get things done way. Before I was a Christian, I didn’t own my own business, and I didn’t work for a business that wanted to be eclectic, edgy… Continue Reading…
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Should Employees Be in the Know?
You had to cancel a few services that the company used because cash flow has been tight. An employee was terminated for cause. The company was slapped with a lawsuit. How much do we share with employees? We don’t want them to worry about stuff that isn’t their responsibility. You own the business. It’s your… Continue Reading…
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Making the Best of Difficult Situations and Hard Conversations: Biblical Wisdom
Four hours is common, eight fairly often or maybe an occasional forty-eight hours if you’re really livin’ right and lucky. That is the typical break-time between difficult situations and hard conversations when you manage a business. I’ve found it interesting that what qualifies as a difficult situation or hard conversation is very dynamic; meaning that… Continue Reading…
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No One is Seeing Your Posts (and what to do about it)
Earlier this year, Facebook and its tagalong, Instagram, made the decision to stop showing your posts. Well, let me dial my exaggeration back a tad. They decided that only around 10% of your followers will see your posts on average. For many businesses, this resulted in nearly a 50% decrease in organic reach from 2018,… Continue Reading…
