Doing business is a practice in the art of self-awareness -- of being
able to carefully manage your strengths and weaknesses and clearly
articulate the expression of who you are. By refining this art, you can
cultivate a balanced sense of self that will propel your business
forward and close future business deals.
Here is how to do it.
Top Business Executive Director & Consultant, Life Coach, Mentor and Leadership Trainer | Passionate about helping leaders succeed.
Monday, 18 January 2016
Thursday, 14 January 2016
7 Healthy Habits That Maximize Your Productivity Every Day...
Entrepreneurs usually keep a densely packed schedule that fits as
much work as possible into their waking hours. There’s always something
else to be done and more you’d like to achieve, so how do you keep your
day running efficiently without being overrun by the demands on your
time?
There are some tricks I’ve learned over my entrepreneurial
journey that have served me well in running my day successfully. Not
every day will stick to the routine, but if you commit to practicing
these steps daily, you’ll get better at keeping them over time.
Here are seven steps I’ve learned for effectively running your day as an entrepreneur.
4 Tools to Put a Stop to Time Wasters in 2016 ...
In 2016, resolve to make a permanent change with project tools and workflow solutions that eliminate repetitive tasks and streamline operations.
Get started with four of my favorites:
Get started with four of my favorites:
Wednesday, 13 January 2016
4 Productivity Tips That Changed My Life This Year...
1. Employ time-blocking.
Saturday, 9 January 2016
5 Ways to Help Your Business Survive Its Adolescence...
Nothing compares to bringing life into the world. But a close second might be building your new company. After all, there's a reason we coined the term business "life cycle."
Once the company is up and running, running it might be likened to raising a child. Instead of wooing your little one's way into elite preschools, you're pitching venture capitalists. Rather than sending your teen off to college, you're grooming your company for acquisition. If you make it through the "teething" stage of testing strategies and gaining market traction, you get to look forward (or not look forward) to . . . adolescence.
Brace yourself for flashbacks to those difficult years. At times, your brand will look just as ugly and awkward but still have those tender moments of confidence and poise. Some business relationships will flourish, and others will end unhappily ever after. No company achieves success without weathering growing pains, but as every parent knows, the years spanning high school and college are a grueling necessity in development.
So, how do you "raise" your Business right? Here are some ways to navigate this tumultuous era so your business comes out smart and successful on the other side:
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