No small business owner wants to have to deal with a crisis. But if you’re fortunate to remain in business, you will have to deal with one, sooner or later. When you do, which skills will you
How to be successful at anything? You could ask my Grandmother but she’s no longer with us. But you’re still in luck. I asked her that question a long time ago when I was a teenager and
Time management! I bet $1,000 that 90% of you had it as your top New Year’s resolution. And I’m willing to wager another $500 that you’ve had it on your resolutions list for the past 5 years. At
Have you been wondering about your hidden business success recently? You’re not alone… I don’t know what it is. It could be that people are noticing the success my clients are getting with my coaching and training
Business incompetence is like a global epidemic. And like any true epidemic, while it is widespread, there are pockets of higher concentration in certain areas. Unfortunately, one of these areas of high concentration appears to be in
Bosses work here too…yeah, right here in this business. And if it’s a small business, chances are, the bosses are also the owners. Perhaps you’re wondering why would I want to remind you of this, and moreover,
I understand your frustration…I really do. You have limited cash flow but you would love to train your staff. At the same time, you’re so afraid because you’ve been seriously burnt by poor training results before. And I
It’s not that I don’t understand your situation. Like most small business owners, you have limited financial resources. So I understand why you would want to focus your limited resources on activities which directly increase your income.
The vote of thanks…why can’t you just get it right? Recently I went to a function and I was really impressed by the speeches. Well…almost. The introduction was extremely well-delivered and presented the guest speaker
Congratulations! Three months ago, you were promoted…you’re the new supervisor. And you’re proud of yourself because you worked long and hard for it and your colleagues know this. In reality as the new supervisor, you’re “an insider job”