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As your small business expands so does the demands associated with its growth. More pressing tasks will require more of your time and talents. You'll find yourself busier than ever.

But those are the kind of problems that entrepreneurs would give a limb to have. The key is to develop good habits Read More

Did a candidate decline your job offer? Here are Devan's top reasons why. And what you can do to get them to say yes next time! Read More

We are told to think big. Have dreams. Think outside the box, and even outside the realm of possibility.

It’s good to have dreams and think big, right? Especially if you own and operate a small business. Thinking big is the first step in being successful, or so we’re told.

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It’s a new year, which means it’s time to either get started on that project you’ve been balking at or crack down on a current project you’ve been Read More

One of the brightest minds in the marketing world is Brian Solis, Principal of the Altimeter Group, author, speaker, futurist, and all-around very smart guy. He was interviewed by Eric Schwartzman for an On the Record podcast that Social Media Today published to coincide with the launch of his new Read More

Staff training programme

All staff would benefit from some training, because; nobody knows it all.
But some staff really do NEED staff training, because some staff don’t know enough.

They don’t know enough to be at their most efficient, effective or most happy.

We need to be at our most e Read More

Networking offers small business owners a great opportunity to build connections and acquire new clients. When executed correctly, networking events could yield many sales opportunities and establish yourself as the go-to solutions provider in your chosen industry.

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In this short post on executive leadership coaching programs I present some of the questions you might ask yourself to see if you would benefit from a brief discussion with an executive coaching consultant. If you see similarities to situations you have encountered, feel encouraged to comment. Read More

The costs incurred not being able to service your customers after a disaster far out weigh the costs to create one. Does your business have a plan? Read More