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?
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?
When you commit to writing a dream down on paper, it becomes a goal. When it’s stated as a goal, it provides better clarity for your business.
Before making a significant decision, we often ask for business advice. A good business advisor is one who listens and asks questions, instead of giving answers.
Soft skills training is a big part of how we help businesses grow, and we practice what we preach!
Have you ever been disappointed, angry and/or just generally frustrated with employees, customers, bankers or the government?
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.
Busy? Unhappy? Stressed? Perhaps you could benefit by simplifying your workday.
Achieve and maintain a higher level of performance at work and in your life by implementing rituals to better manage your energy and time.
In developing your own style for your business, there is a big difference between operating it ‘like a family’ or operating like a large ‘corporation’.
With one simple exchange, I learned a valuable life lesson. The best way to be a successful, trusted advisor is to stop trying to give answers and start asking good questions.
If you believe you can’t find good employees, then it will be true as long as you hold that belief as your reality.
This powerful advice for business owners can help strengthen their own intentions and goals in small business management, leadership and success.
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