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Want to Grow Your Business? 10 Hard Questions You Need to Ask

Fixed mindsets irritate me. You know what I mean. Heard the conversations. We have always done it this way. It is just a fad. As we reinvent business and try to change, the foibles of…

How Transformational Leaders Make Organizational Change Stick

Change is an inevitable process that every organization must face and successfully manage if they want to remain competitive and grow. Since most people are naturally resistant to change of any kind, it is a…

Small Business Lessons from “Game of Thrones”

“Game of Thrones” has developed a cult-like following during its six seasons on HBO. Based on the buzz surrounding the season seven premiere, which garnered the highest ratings in the show’s history, the series’ popularity…

Data Storytelling: Using Color for Emphasis

One of the first, and I would argue most important, things you learn as an analyst is that not everyone loves (or understands) data as much as you do. Whether it’s your first executive report…

How to Avoid Being Hampered by the Pursuit of Perfection

The tendency to aim for perfection in all aspects of our work is a recurring theme in our company that’s likely familiar at yours, too. Striving for perfection is difficult for any organization placing an…

7 Tips to Crush Your Deadlines

Time is money, especially in business. When you’re able to crush your deadlines you can take on more projects than ever before to earn yourself promotions and an ultimately higher income.  I wanted to talk…

Is Your Leadership Style Motivating or Demoralizing?

Every business leader realizes their primary objective is to motivate people to do what is required, yet all of us with any experience in business tend to remember most those times when we felt highly…

4 Essential Resources Your Company is (Still) Neglecting

How many times have you wondered how to reach new horizons in your small business reality? Did you ever stop for a minute to compare yourself with what competitors in the local market or abroad…

How to Best Deal with Business Confrontations

Generally, people don’t like conflict. Yet the reality of running your own business is that there will be times where you have to deal with confrontation. Whether it’s an unreasonable client, two members of staff…

Improve Your EQ to Improve Your Business

“The customer is always right” doesn’t seem to apply to many situations anymore. It’s an artifact of a bygone era when daily life was slower and maintaining relationships with your regular customers at all costs…

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