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Tag Archives: planning
Rushing around achieving nothing
We all want to make money and have a better life. What we really need is one good business. Now I know the old adage about not putting all our eggs in one basket, but it is very difficult to … Continue reading
Stress and the small business owner
Stress is a major threat to the health of a small business, quite apart from being a threat to the owner suffering the stress. It affects productivity, it affects creativity, and it can affect the way we interact with our … Continue reading
The Failure Shop
There is a new business in our urban village and I really hope they are successful. The owners have taken a shop at the end of the “main drag” and we have a new florist. It is quite a good … Continue reading
Is working in your business just a chore?
This morning I went out for a walk in the woods, as I often do. It has been a lovely day today. The birds were singing and the woods are lush and green. There were plenty of squirrels, babies and … Continue reading
Turning the business around
Sometimes business declines because there is a lack of demand for the product or service and no amount of clever marketing is ever going to increase sales. Recently I saw a feature on a news programme about a firm making … Continue reading
Are you making up the numbers?
Just because I do not like to be seen as a commodity does not mean that I can influence the thoughts of everyone who sees my business offerings in that light. Unfortunately there will always be people, whom we may … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, Customer relations
Tagged Customer service, planning, respect
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Falling down
I fell over the other day. I do not make a habit of it and I was rather surprised. My first reaction after finding myself on the ground was to check for damage. Because it was a cold windy … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged management, planning, responsibility, small business
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Does watching TV dull our business brains?
There is a school of thought that watching TV is a waste of time and I understand that view. I can see that for soap addicts in the UK there is a potential to waste fifteen hours a week watching … Continue reading
