Well, This is Taxing
It’s April, and the Tax Man cometh. Let’s not forget the other issues that may be taxing your business. As a successful business owner, you must be able to adapt to changing circumstances…
It’s April, and the Tax Man cometh. Let’s not forget the other issues that may be taxing your business. As a successful business owner, you must be able to adapt to changing circumstances…
Picture a successful company that you admire. What is it about that business that you attribute to its success? How does it compare to the traits in your own company?
Achievements should not be an event but a continuum. Habits built gradually and given positive reinforcement will linger. Most importantly, they have to mean something to you personally.
During this holiday season, let’s remember how similar we are instead of how different. We may not all agree on everything, but we are stronger together than divided. Even your enemy can be your greatest ally.
A negative focus makes us weaker; it drains our energy and demotivates—however, mindset matters for you and your team. We will only change our outcomes if we first change our attitude.
Unfortunately, many companies are now sacrificing service because demand is high. Labor shortages and increased customer demand has made for some pretty challenging situations. How you handle them matters.
Gallup surveys show 74% of employees are actively looking for new employment. Employee engagement is relatively unchanged from where it was 15 years ago. Many leaders are taking superficial action, but talent is still walking. So what can you do about it?
Business leaders will tell me they never have enough. There’s never enough time. Never enough money. Never enough talent. It seems the only thing there is an endless supply of are shortages. Does this sound like you?
Planning is an important element of business. Having a working action plan can make the difference from having record sales or going bust.
Many successful entrepreneurs have grown an enterprise that extends beyond their own skillset. Work is either delegated to outsourced contractors or a handful of employees. This helps complete more projects and grow sales. Yet I found many owners suffer from a common trait that doesn’t discriminate based on the size of business or number of employees.