Tag Archives: business behavioral therapy
Billing by the Hour
Is the productivity of every hour of work the same? Are the first 2 hours of the work day as productive as the last 2 hours of the day? Continue reading
Expert Knowledge as a Product
For business owners looking to improve employee relations and motivation, there is so much expert knowledge readily available as a product, and often for free. 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
The Power of Habit in Business
Business owners, employees and customers’ days are made up of millions of habits. A successful profit improvement strategy involves recognizing and changing existing habits within the business. Continue reading
Academic Degree vs. Real World Experience
How important is a having a graduate university or professional degree? Is having real life experience just as valuable? Continue reading
Do You Have a Great Business Idea?
Do you have a great business idea? A great business idea is often the beginning of a great business. Continue reading
Business, Personal and Team Goal Setting
During a business goal setting meeting this week with a business owner client, I had a bit of an epiphany on how to really take a small business forward… Continue reading
Business School Simplified!
Most business owners don’t have formal business training. They learn from the ‘school of hard knocks’. The Business Therapist® is a here to help business owners. Continue reading
Business Decisions – Making Progress
I am currently reading REWORK by Jason Fried and David Heinmeier Hansson. One section is called ‘making the call is making progress’, which translates to: Making a decision, any decision is usually better than holding out for the perfect option. Continue reading
