For small business owners, trying to compete with big business is like trying to fight your way to the front of a mosh pit. Going head-on just won’t work. That kind of pushing and shoving can lead to an elbow to the head, courtesy of Chaos Inc.! But there are subtle and effective—dare I say, … Continue reading “3 Ways Small Businesses Thump Big Businesses”
5 Steps to Correcting Employee Mistakes
When it comes to running a small business, owners have a hard enough time managing themselves, let alone an employee. So when those inevitable mistakes happen, taking a focused approach guarantees Chaos Inc. doesn’t get a piece of your pie. It’s easy to want to let those minor errors slip through the cracks. But allowing … Continue reading “5 Steps to Correcting Employee Mistakes”
The Focused, Single Page Business Plan: A free sample from lynda.com
Small business owners often tell me that the most difficult part of the journey is knowing where to start. With a whirlwind of ideas and possibilities it’s easy to get lost and drift aimlessly—especially if you don’t carry a map! Chaos Inc. thrives off entrepreneurs without a plan. That’s why I’ve teamed up with Lynda.com … Continue reading “The Focused, Single Page Business Plan: A free sample from lynda.com”
The 3 Sides of the Entrepreneur’s Mirror- What’s Your Reflection Telling You?
Michael Scott of The Office once said, “I don’t understand how someone could have so little self-awareness.” How aware are you of yourself? More important, how aware are you of the effect you’re having on your business…and vice-versa? If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about yourself, you need look no further than the entrepreneur’s … Continue reading “The 3 Sides of the Entrepreneur’s Mirror- What’s Your Reflection Telling You?”
4 Simple Steps to Managing Email
The dreaded inbox. You can’t live with it and you can’t live without it. It’s the first thing small business owners check in the morning, and the last thing they check at night. Chaos Inc. loves to keep you buried in your inbox. Ever get the feeling that email management—or lack thereof—is beginning to consume … Continue reading “4 Simple Steps to Managing Email”
