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How to Be Smart and Learn to Take a Break Without the Guilt
"Carol - Excellent tips. As difficult as it seems it is very important for solo entrepreneurs to take a break from their work once in a while, otherwise they risk burnout. These tips can provide a peace of mind to those who are reluctant to take any time off. "Would you Hire Someone Without an Interview or Even Seeing a Resume?
"Sandra - Good points. Virtual Assistants can definitely take the load off your shoulder. With the advanced technology that is available it has become easier than ever to get help from VA just like you would with physical assistant. "Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder – Valuing Stuff
"Ian - Very interesting topic and definitely agree with you. the price paid by the buyer is dependent on the perceived value of the asset. As a seller your job is to show the value and help buyer compare it to the price they are paying. As a seller your job is to keep objective mind and not get carried away and pay too much. We have seen many examples of business transactions where two buyers get in the competition and escalate the price to unreasonable level. Eventually, one of them budges and pays lot more than what the true value of the business is. Don't get emotional about the purchase."How to raise your prices without losing clients
"Brad - Interesting idea. Econ 101 definitely supports this with supply and demand theory. Most business owners are reluctant to do this for fear of losing their client, but that's what you really need to be able to manage the remaining ones properly. The danger of not doing this is to hurt your ability to service any client properly and eventually lose them all. "10 Ideas for Winning Back Unhappy Customers
"Good responses. Winning back customers who have walked away is not easy. After all, they have left for a reason. Finding out and Admitting your mistake and making a promise to correct them is the first step. Also, offering them concessions to win back their business helps. Finally, make sure you follow up after they have come back to ensure they are happy to come back to you. "Subscribe
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Think Hard Before Jumping From Corporate To Startup
"Marty - Excellent point. There is big difference between working for someone and working on your own, which is why it is a high risk proposition to jump from corporate to startup. Not everyone is capable being an entrepreneur. Without having good understanding of what it takes to succeed at entrepreneurship you may be setting yourself up for failure."