Embedding regular feedback loops, dynamic frameworks and concise, actionable plans creates the flexibility business owners need, so when challenges arise, business shifts, not stalls.
Sometimes in our search for the latest and greatest new idea to help businesses grow for freedom and cash, we neglect some basic growth strategies.
Harness the power of video and the latest technology to create simple, time saving systems in your business.
Documented business systems are better than tribal knowledge. It is worth the short-term investments of time and effort to achieve the lasting freedom and time savings of a systems-building culture.
With Google Analytics, it’s easy to determine the sources of your website leads – But what about leads that show up at your door or call you on the phone?
There are four ways to grow a business, learn the most profitable method.
The value of repetition is often neglected, but is an essential component to business growth. Through repetition, good habits and skills are developed.
While attending a sales training discussion at a business coaching client of ours, I learned the concept of The Four Stages of Learning.
The ‘kanban’ concepts have Japanese roots and were developed for managing workflow in manufacturing projects, but can also be used in many other business and personal applications.
What if Instead of using the class time to give a lecture, the lectures were pre-recorded on video and the students required to watch them before coming to class, and ‘class’ time was used to discuss real life situations?
If you want to create a system of how to do one of the routines of your business, why not just video you or an employee performing the system and load to a private link on YouTube?
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