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What's Your Personal Plan? 

04-22-2012 Categories: flexibility growing your business small business help why "no" is a good word

Whenever two or more small business owners/entrepreneurs get together, the conversation is almost always dominated by their respective businesses. Budgets, marketing, customer service, vendors - you name it, we talk about it. 

 

Once all that's been covered, the next thing that usually comes up in conversation is how little time we seem to have left over for our families, friends, and personal enrichment/maintenance.

 
Short of creating a time/space expander, or adding an extra 12 hours to every day, the answers to "how do we find the time?" seldom have the ring of a satisfactory solution. But wait - what if we approached the rest of our lives the way we approach our small business goals and direction?
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Time Thieves - Lifting the Siege 

06-14-2010 Categories: communicate your value flexibility growing your business why "no" is a good word
I've been under siege lately; no, I'm not talking about one of those addictive MMORG games - my adversaries have been a bit more insidious. I'm talking about Time Thieves; those tasks, obligations, crises, and other time-consumers that steal away my productivity and ability to grow my small business. The choice to become self-employed isn't an easy one, and the people who surround us all have very different perceptions of what that means. Sometimes their behaviors are completely... the rest of the story
 
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The Power of No: What Business Can Learn From My Grandmother 

05-06-2010 Categories: customer communication why "no" is a good word
Business courtesies; I hear too many people moaning and bewailing the lack of courtesy in today's business climate. In certain aspects, I can agree, but perhaps not in the way you might expect. First of all, let me start out by stating for the record that I am a native Texan, of the old-school "Yes sir/Yes m'am" tradition. In dealing with people from multiple regions and countries, I've come to discover over the years that we Texans tend to have a unique love affair with... the rest of the story
 
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