The employee sat in silence as their boss went on about another round of changes to the project she was working on. There was nothing to say really. It would only extend the meeting and it wouldn’t change the outcome. No matter what, more time would be spent on this project, the prior work would…
I have worked with lots of small business owners, churches, and non-profits over the past decade and there is at least one common issue that plagues all of these organizations and the people who are leading them. There isn’t a lot of delegation going on. A critical part of time management and leadership is delegation…
One topic has resurfaced lately in many of my coaching discussions. Small business owners are hesitant to niche their brand. What does that mean? From a marketing standpoint it means to focus your marketing efforts on a specific niche. This is usually a specific target audience for your services or products. I wrote about this topic…
Blasphemy to a small business owner is walking away from a sale. I need to pay back my start-up costs. I need to cover my fixed operating expenses I.e. payroll, rent, etc. All revenues are needed. All revenue is good. All revenues are equal. Right? No. Not necessarily. As hard as it is to walk…