9 Principles of Extreme Leadership

By SmallBizClub | Jun 1, 2020

Can the strict rules applied in the army be useful in business and life? Jocko Willink and Leif Babin, who were commanders of navy SEAL special forces, askthis in their book Extreme Leadership. The Navy SEALs elite tactics prove that the answer is “yes.” The Navy SEALs are elite U.S. military units that were created…

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3 Habits All Entrepreneurs Need to Develop

By Parker Davis | Aug 28, 2018

Entrepreneurs are independent by nature. It’s your drive that made it possible for you to achieve your dream, and you’ve had to work to make sure nothing gets in the way of that. However, this drive isn’t enough. The path you’ve chosen is anything but easy, and you’re going to need to develop these 3…

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Use These 4 Tips to Run Your Business While Traveling

By Matthew Davies | Oct 13, 2017

Many people start businesses because they want the freedom to be their own boss. Similarly, many people travel the world because they want the freedom of seeing different countries and cultures. So it may seem that a logical idea would be to combine the two and run a business while traveling the world as a…

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Disciplining Employees

By Jerry Osteryoung | Feb 26, 2016

Effective leadership is putting first things first. Effective management is discipline, carrying it out. ~Stephen Covey One of the hardest things to do is discipline an employee. Most people just do not want to hurt another person, and sometimes, they are afraid of the repercussions of this action. However, having staff means it will one…

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Dealing with Staff Discipline Issues

By ScheduleBase | Dec 18, 2014
The one thing that can mar your management efforts are discipline issues from your employees. You can be the best manager in the world, but sometimes your staff will still act out. How you handle it will determine how much these issues affect your business.
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Self-Discipline is the Key to Success

By Jerry Osteryoung | Jan 17, 2014
Over the years, I have had the opportunity to work with more than 3,000 leaders, and I have observed they just about all share one common key to success. It is not intelligence, education or training but self-discipline that has enabled them to excel in their respective fields.
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