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Sometimes momentum comes from making the smallest tweaks and changes. It’s not always about “going big.” Why not keep it simple for a change. Stop throwing everything at the wall hoping something will stick. Pick 1 or 2 things and make them work. Concentrate and focus on doing them right, doing them well and doing them consistently. Any one of the following tips could be a great source of rejuvenation, organization or inspiration Read More

Failing can bring you closer to success when you learn to embrace it. No business achieved real success without failing first. Read More

Small business owners intrinsically wear multiple hats. They often manage their business, finances, marketing, client service and all aspects of their business with limited time and resources. Read More

Are you a struggling, frustrated or just inquisitive small business owner? Got a question you just can’t seem to find the answer for? Get a new perspective and quick tip to help point you in the right direction. Read More

The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur, authored by Mike Michalowicz, is more than just a great book for first time entrepreneurs. This site is an endless resource of tools and information for first time entrepreneurs, young entrepreneurs and college entrepreneurs Read More

We all talk about collaborating to expand our business and generate more leads. How often do you actually do it? We all talk about connecting and cultivating relationships. How often do you take the time to have dialogue?
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According to Real Simple magazine’s survey of 10,000 readers, the average daily to-do list has 5 to 9 tasks on it. Only 5% of the readers are productive for ... Read More

It’s never too late to learn something new. Honing your business skills can help you maximize productivity and attain goals by providing strategic insight and applicable techniques. Don’t just take the time to learn something new. Knowledge unused is wasted. Implement what you learn and share it with others.
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Small business owners often find themselves in a constant state of emergency. Emergencies can occur through no fault of your own, however; putting out fires on a daily basis is a sign that your business systems, processes and practices are not functioning properly and are ineffective.
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