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Thought leadership is about showing up with the right message to the right person at the right time. It is about relevancy, value and trust. Deciding to be a thought leader in your market means that you are willing to …
Published in Entrepreneur Magazine Have you ever been to a conference and watched speaker after speaker and thought — “I wish that was me on that stage!” It’s not uncommon for executives and CEOs to move into the speaking world …
Let’s get real here. As a business leader, you want constant growth. But how can you expect to experience growth if you’re doing the same things over and over again? How can you experience growth if you’re unwilling to see new possibilities?
Building a company with an entrepreneurial spirit amplifies innovation, creativity and results. It raises employee engagement and motivation by giving them more responsibility and recognition. You might have heard of this as intrapreneurs.
Learning is an amazing gift that we all have available to us. However, there is another side to learning that will prevent your success.
Are you considering hiring a business coach? Do you want to achieve a specific goal or create a new strategy? Do you just want some support to reach a new level of income? As a business owner, I have hired …
Imagine going to your next conference. You’re given the choice to be in the audience or onstage. Which do you choose?
Every business growth program on the market begins the same way: In Chapter One, Module One or Video One, you’re told to “figure out your target market.” Then your business manual moves on to the next step — leaving you with a gaping hole in your business.
Do you procrastinate or completely avoid doing any kind of sales for your business? Or do you think that the whole process of sales is a slimy and shifty experience that you just don’t want to do?
This post is for small businesses that have limited budgets, strained resources and in general less than 1000 employees (but usually WAY smaller). This post is for the small business- entrepreneur.