Category Archives: Business inspiration

A Great Tool For Business Decisions

By Paul Foster

One of my roles as an advisor is to assist my clients in making decisions. Here is a simple tool to determine the best business decision for you. Continue reading

Innovation in Business

By Liz Grady

Here at The Business Therapist we love seeing innovative businesses and we also love supporting local businesses. Recently we discovered a gem of a unique business offering that we would like to share Continue reading

Grow Your Business – 4 Ways

By Paul Foster

I am willing to bet there is a simple little system you could implement in your business to increase your average transaction value and grow your business. Here are four ways to do just that! Continue reading

Be Different by Better Positioning Your Expertise

By Paul Foster

When your business positions its expertise in a way that adds real value to the customer, the conversation moves from ‘How much is it?’ to ‘What incredible value!’ and eliminates the competition. Continue reading

David Byrne at The Zurich Classic – The Culmination of a Goal

By Paul Foster

It is an amazing feeling to accomplish a personal or professional goal. I often experience this great feeling when working with business owners who are successfully growing their businesses. Through my sponsorship of a young golfer named David Byrne and being a part of his attainment of goals, I have learned that the gift is truly in the giving. Continue reading

Happy Anniversary to Us!

By Paul Foster

April 21, 2012 is the one year anniversary of launching of our website and blog! This is a great time to reflect and revisit our purpose in the digital world. Continue reading

Acting Versus Thinking

By Paul Foster

Today marks a significant milestone at The Business Therapist Inc. This is our 100th blog post! Continue reading

The Lean Startup – Pivot or Persevere

By Paul Foster

I just finished reading one of the best books I have read in a long time – The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. Although the context is for a startup business, it is just as relevant for an established business that wants to innovate. Continue reading

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