Boosting Small Business Success through Efficient Organization
Creating strong systems for your small business is an essential thing to do, but if you don’t have a solid…
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Gratitude for Business Lessons Learned
As a business owner, we often go through lessons that are difficult to learn – but all of them are worthwhile. If we are intentional about learning those lessons, we can grow quite a bit from them, as can our businesses. And although the process can be difficult, I’m grateful for the lessons I’ve learned.
These lessons have allowed me to gain insights that make me a better leader, a better coach, and a better mentor. They also have helped me to avoid prior mistakes, helping me to grow a stronger business and a stronger team.
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5 Ways Collaboration Will Help You Grow Your Small Business
Since the days of Dale Carnegie, the term “mastermind” has been a prevalent term in the business community. However, the value of a hivemind of like-minded individuals, working together to reach a consensus, goes back to before the Arthurian table and Roman times.
By collaborating and sharing our experiences, we can help each other through the ups and downs – and often, I can help you avoid some of the challenges I’ve faced, and vice versa.
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4 Ways to Build Resilient Teams that Thrive in Your Small Business
As leaders, we’re always looking at ways to cultivate our culture and build resilient teams that thrive. It is well known that retention of teams creates stronger bonds. It doesn’t just increase productivity, but also increases happiness.
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Business Anniversary: A Time to Look Back, Appreciate, Look Forward, and Get Excited
All too often, entrepreneurs get so sucked into the endless cycle of doing that they forget to take time to celebrate their business anniversary and all that has transpired since the beginning.
Business owners, take a moment to pause and appreciate all that you have accomplished.
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How Effective Calendaring Speaks Volumes About Your Priorities
“Show me your calendar and I’ll show you what you value.” Joel C. Peterson, Professor at Stanford Business School, said these words over 20 years ago, but they still hold true today. Your calendar and your checkbook, those two pieces of data quickly tell us about your priorities. Learning to realign the priorities to point you to where you want to go is the secret sauce.
