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Tag Archives: small business
Keeping your business safe – Part 1
The high wire Most small businesses rely heavily on the boss. That’s you and I. We may have great managers upon whom we can rely when we are away, but sooner or later, we have to be available to make … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, management
Tagged Financial risk, insurance, planning, sickness, small business
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Enjoy yourself
Reflections Isn’t it great to be happy? We cannot be happy all the time. Life can be difficult. We have family pressures and worries. We have business pressures too. No one has ever run a business where everything went right. … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, management
Tagged fun, holiday, relaxation, small business, vacation, Work
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Jealousy will get you nowhere
Envy is one of the seven deadly sins. Unfortunately it seems to drive much of our modern culture. It is damaging and it detracts from objectivity. In business, envy has no place. Some suppose many whom they see as their competitors … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged Envy, jealousy, marketing, small business, success
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Quantum hop
Regrets, we have a few I guess most of us remember certain points in our working lives where we think we could have made a better decision. When it is a question of our own careers as employees we … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning
Tagged planning, Quantum Leap, Sam Beckett, small business
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Do you really have a business?
Leaving jobs I see many small business owners during the course of a year. Some are ongoing clients and others need advice but not a continuing service. In the current economic climate there are many people who have been made … Continue reading
Mind control? It’s your business.
Mind your own business The great thing about having a business is that it really is your business. How you run it is your business too. Now I am assuming that you will know when you need advice from … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, Customer relations
Tagged morality, reputation, small business
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Getting out of our depth in business
A raging storm As I write this there has been a furore about certain wealthy or high-earning celebrities who have been involved in tax avoidance schemes in the UK. The furore is because of anger that these rich and … Continue reading
Corporate life and being the Captain of your own ship
What I miss about my old corporate life: Having huge resources in terms of reference books. Having camaraderie of quite a few colleagues in sharing a lunchtime meal and drink. Not having to think about paying the business bills. Having … Continue reading
Business partnerships and collaborations – Part 1
It can be lonely being in business on our own. We might want to work with someone else. Maybe we have met someone and dreamed up a great idea for a business, or perhaps a great product. We have that … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, marketing, Start-up
Tagged Partnership, Relationships, small business
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