Often opportunities are once in a lifetime event. Some business owners had their life changing opportunity in their hands but were not ready when it came and now it’s gone, if not forever, for years. All it may take to be ready.. have your financials and records in order.. starting from today.
It’s easy to get trapped and lose the spark in loving your business and forgetting why you started it in the first place. There are some practical steps you can take but it all starts with the right mindset and the right playbook. Reginite the spark and you will enjoy not only running your business again but owning an asset that puts more money in your pocket and is attractive to investors and customers.
A stupid open in a Linkedin Email illustrates the epidemic ravaging our inboxes and some unaware Entrepreneurs – huckster salesmen promising leads but delivering S**t. See a perfect example inside.
The Best businesses, the ones with the most profits and which give owners the lifestyle that many others envy are businesses that understand the difference between focusing on making a sale or focusing on making and deepening a customer relationship. Walk with me as I finally meet a printer who addresses an immediate need but does it in a way that makes it a long term relationship with me.
My friend’s client was beside himself with the disappearing stationary in his large business that was costing him every September. Find out what he did the implications for your business.
Ever been “assaulted’ in a networking meeting by inane drivel and someone desperate to all at all costs. I experienced it this weekend and it reinforced how now to try to stand out to attract customers or investors to your business
As the story goes, Eve was tempted by a Serpent and brought death to the human race. In our businesses we are often tempted by Serpents who promise easy and seductive solutions to our problems but which only end up lightening our wallets and doing nothing to bring us success.
: The Marketing Wizard returns with one of his automated follow up emails that proceeds to award me a fictitious certificate. It’s a cautionary example of even an apparently successful business trying to take a short cut and having it blow up in their faces.