Are you tightly wound and can’t sleep? Do you own a business, or does your business own you? Let us show you how to unwind.
Philip Beyer
If you’re on the fence about hiring a business coach, here are four reasons that may persuade you toward a “yes.”
What would be a “darn near perfect” business to own? A golden goose laying golden eggs, may be yours to have.
There are 1,000 shoot-from-the-hip business decisions that are accepted as “normal.” That’s dumb. Here’s the one solution that works.
Have you ever witnessed a failed attempt at launching management software in a business? There’s a root cause for that. Stay tuned.
A business owner is held hostage by an employee who is thought to be irreplaceable due to this one reason. See if this sounds familiar.
Most small business owners oversee most of the work; therefore, they maintain the belief that they can deliver on what they advertise.
I never wanted a call from a client saying “Where’s my job you promised?” So, we systemized production to guarantee on-time delivery.
Is your business afflicted with The Magoo Syndrome? In the cartoon, Mr. Magoo drove recklessly, oblivious to mayhem. Sound familiar?
Ending mistakes in business is simple. In fact, the solution is so obvious, most business owners dismiss it. Here is the solution!
Let me share a true story that demonstrates how customer service is a real art form, and how it brought our business to the next level.
Envision your business absent of any chaos. I call that a Symphony of Order Business. Yes, it can be done!
As a small business owner, making those dreaded sales calls is likely terrifying. But you might consider the alternative — no sales.
Although mistakes and miscommunications in the printing industry may not be life threatening, they’re more costly than you might think.
Most people hate micro-management … someone constantly looking over their shoulders, telling them what steps to take next.
