Category Archives: Business mentality
What is Your Website Doing For You?
Just ‘having’ a website is ‘so 10 years ago’. Pro-active business owners want their websites to work harder for them. Continue reading
Business Plan vs Business Model Canvas
A Business Model Canvas is a more visual, dynamic, action focused and activity driven tool for business owners than the traditional business plan. Continue reading
Proud of The Lean Startup Progress
The Lean Startup movement is becoming less of a fad and more of a mainstream methodology shared among business leaders. Continue reading
Value vs Time – A Tip for Business Owners
As business owners, we sometimes forget how many years of school, real life experience or both are involved in being able to share our talent, and the value given. Continue reading
Dealing With Rejection – A Change in Perspective
As a business owner, have you experienced rejection? If gave up every time someone said we couldn’t do something, we would never get anywhere. Continue reading
Understanding Your Customer Segments
A business growth strategy that is focused on a particular customer segment is the opposite of the ‘one size fits all’ strategy. It’s important to learn how to define each segment. Continue reading
Experiential Learning in Small Business and Entrepreneurship
There is a missing piece in the way small business owners acquire knowledge. Why is there not a structured and scientific experiential learning model for existing small business owners? Continue reading
Time and Energy Management Tip – Learn to Say NO
Want more time in your business day? Have you spread yourself too thin? Is it because you agreed to a task that you should have said “NO” to? Continue reading
Soft Skills for Business
I was at a meeting last week, where the idea of increasing the soft skills training in the business community might help the region grow. So what are ‘soft skills’? Continue reading
Business Meeting Tip
Why do some business owners hold up a meeting waiting for the latecomers? When you think about it, you are punishing those who arrived on time and rewarding the ones who come late. Continue reading
