A leadership team doing quarterly planning meetings and doing them well is a huge contributing factor to a company’s success. Coming together every 90 days to dust yourselves off from the previous quarter, get on the same page, solve Issues and plan the next 90 days’ priorities for the company helps you avoid “getting off […]...
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Why (Almost) Every Business Owner Needs A Coach. At the top tier of just about any sort of endeavour, you’ll find that the performers have coaches. Pianists, orators, racing drivers and athletes all have coaches. All top sporting teams have a ‘Head Coach’. In fact, it would be weird if we heard of someone on […]...
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“If your comfort zone isn’t expanding, it’s shrinking.” That simple truth hits hard, especially if you’re running a business. As small business owners, we’re constantly told to “step outside the box,” “take risks,” and “level up.” But what if the real growth doesn’t come from giant leaps, but from calculated, often uncomfortable, nudges just beyond […]...
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Ask any small business owner, “What’s the purpose of your business?” and you’ll get a variety of answers: “To make a profit.” “To deliver a great service.” “To create jobs.” “To do work I enjoy.” “To make a difference in the world.” All are valid and admirable—but they miss one critical point. The real purpose […]...
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As a business owner, your days are filled with decisions, deadlines, and—let’s be honest—difficult conversations. Whether you’re providing feedback to employees, dealing with suppliers who missed a deadline, or calming an irate customer, these aren’t just awkward chats. They’re crucial conversations—and mastering them can mean the difference between stagnation and scalable success. But what is […]...
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Over the years, as a business coach, I’ve developed a fascination with business owners’ and entrepreneurs’ personal performance and how habit change can dramatically help you achieve the results you want. It started when I noticed I could be working with one business owner in his or her business, doing very similar things with another […]...
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