Tag Archives: business behavioral therapy
A Great Tool For Business Decisions
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
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
Mutual Respect in the Workplace is Free
If you survey the employees of any business and ask them to rank what is important to them respect always ranks higher than money. Let’s explore the benefits of a respectful workplace. 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
Does IQ Matter in Business?
I have just completed reading Successful Intelligence by Dr. Robert Sternberg. He makes a good case for reducing the reliance on tests like SAT scores in order get accepted to a College or University. Continue reading
The Fish Rots From The Head Down
The more time I spend advising business owners, the more I witness that the actions and attitudes of the business owner (the head of the fish) impact every part of the business operations. Continue reading
Strategic Planning & Business Inspiration
Stepping outside the day to day routine of business is essential for recharging of the entrepreneurial spirit as well as for business and personal inspiration. Continue reading
The Fear of Success in Business
A few years ago, I learned the ‘fear of success’ existed. As a business advisor, I have since seen this fear of success many times in my business owner clients.Most often, what you fear is a side effect of success. Continue reading
Emotions in Business – The Letting Go Process
Business owners have feelings just like everyone, but we are expected to lead the business and not let our emotions affect us. This is fairly easy a lot of the time. Then there are those ‘special times’! Continue reading
Motivation in Business
Time and time again I discover success is less about what you know and more about the actions you take. The option of doing nothing is easy, it’s comfortable and it is perceived to be the least risky. This article features some proactive ways to eliminate the option of doing nothing. Continue reading