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Some business owners delay doing what they know they need to do: fire an employee. This article helps them make up their minds. Read More

I hear about big data so much, at times it annoys me – just like other buzz words that come across my way from time to time.

However, I was on a call with Intuit President and CEO Brad Smith and it made me think in a different way about “big data’ and how powerful it is – very powerful. How it c Read More

Ever heard the aphorism that says “Success is failure turned inside out”? Indeed outstanding individuals, inventors and entrepreneurs know this and so they don’t toy with it. They know that for you to hit good success you must have hit failure.

Wouldn’t it then be right if we said that success i Read More

Get practical tips on gathering information to understand your market and competition to achieve consumer lead generation and customer acquisition goals. Read More

Make Your Business Goals “Unrealistic”: Why it’s Easier to Achieve Harder Targets This may seem like a ridiculous philosophy. When attempting to build a business you want to feel like you’re... Read More

Save time, improve productivity and performance of your small business by getting more from the meetings you chair. This short guide covers how to prepare and conduct more successful meetings to achieve more positive outcomes. It includes tips on preparing a meeting agenda, keeping to time, improvi Read More

How quickly your small business waxes stronger in market depends on how well you manage it. A well-managed small business grows into a very strong brand within a short period, while a poorly managed one wanes into extinction.

Managing a small business is not difficult, but you’re likely to make Read More

Everyone has new years resolutions. Entrepreneurs need goals that help them move forward. Here are three to think about. Read More

There are many, many reasons why people lose their focus or desire to accomplish their goals. David Allen, in his Getting Things Done methodology, recommends using the airplane model to ensure we're defining goals at the right level or horizon of focus. Read More