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When starting a new business you need to tell everyone about your business. Many new business owners don’t see themselves as advertisers or salespeople, and this can keep them from… Read More »“Tell Everyone About Your Business” Tip From Nick Disney
The most important thing that anyone launching a new business needs to remember is that a healthy work/life balance is essential to having a successful business. So much is said… Read More »“A Healthy Work/Life Balance is Essential” Tip From Frances Moss
1 business tip: Hire people based on their Emotional Intelligence over Educational achievements, and you will have a greater ability to navigate difficult times and maintain your positive culture. Dwayne… Read More »“Hire Based on Emotional Intelligence Over Educational Achievements” Tip From Dwayne Vera
Ask for help. You will be amazed by the number of people that will help you if you ask. Lead with humility. Research your challenges and then reach out to… Read More »“Ask for Help” Tip From John Crossman
“First of all, you have to figure out “as a person” and “as a business” how you communicate to the world. Find out which of these three ways works best… Read More »“How You Communicate to the World” Tip From Brett Helling
Be wary of advisers, especially if you have been in your space for many years. Don’t get me wrong, it’s great to receive input from third parties, but take the… Read More »“Be Wary of Advisors” Tip From Rich Anand
Sell the Vision: When my company was young, it was tough to sell our offering. I had to find businesses that were willing to take a risk on a young… Read More »“Sell the Vision” Tip From Kean Graham
My number one tip would be to allow your employees to work remotely and to encourage flexible schedules. Companies are gravitating more and more towards this model for many reasons.… Read More »“Allow Employees to Work Remotely and Encourage Flexible Schedules” Tip From Harsha Reddy
Most business owners know that they own or operate a business, but don’t realize that they also own a business brand….either a good one, or a bad one. In my… Read More »“Never Underestimate the Power of a Business Brand” Tip From Randy VanderVaate
The biggest problem is when new entrepreneurs look for profitable ideas and gaps in the market, rather than making purposeful contributions to society. Even worse is the overuse of shortcut… Read More »“Purposeful Contributions to Society” Tip From Jason Lavis