Tag Archives: business advisory services

Happy Anniversary to Us!

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

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

Business Decision Advice

Indecision can be paralyzing and frustrating to your business as well as your personal life. I believe it is the actions you take to implement a decision that are more important than which option you choose. Continue reading →

We Are Expanding into the UK Marketplace!

The teams at The Business Therapist® are excited to confirm our entry into the U.K. marketplace! Although we have performed services for U.K. business owners as early as October, 2003, we are currently marketing our services to this market once again. Continue reading →

Aligning Personal and Business Goals

If you are unsure of your personal goals, with what do you align your business future? Proper alignment between the business owner’s personal goals and their business goals is necessary for a healthy, wealthy business! Continue reading →

Economic Update – Quick and Informal

I am fortunate that my position as a business advisor allows me to observe how business is going across a number of industries. Many recent events are quite encouraging! Continue reading →

How to Increase Profits Easily in Your Business

Every business has some ‘low hanging fruit’ to pick. There are ripe profits stuck between the leads your business generates and the actual revenue dollars you convert from these leads. There are many reasons that many of your leads did not become sales. Continue reading →

Overcoming Procrastination as a Business Owner

Many business owners get stuck in a holding pattern due to procrastination. They stand there looking at the tasks that they really don’t want to do. But if they completed these bothersome tasks, their business would benefit greatly. Here are some tips I gave to a client who couldn’t get around to his invoicing. Continue reading →

Improving the Family Dynamic in a Family Owned Business

Family and business can be like oil and water. The two dynamics are often complete opposites. Here are some tips to help deal with the challenges that are unique to family businesses.

Family decisions can be completely emotional – Business decisions can be unemotional.
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Rory McIlroy is a Great Role Model for a Small Business

I recently happened to meet a client of mine who specializes in parking lot repairs inspecting a job, – but this job was done by a competitor.
As we stopped to chat, he was clearly upset he lost the job. He felt he should have won the contract, but didn’t.
Since he is golfer, I suggested we compare this scenario to Rory McIlroy and his Master’s golf loss. I asked, “Why don’t you look at this job as the Masters and your business as Rory McIlroy?” Continue reading →