Grandma said, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Sometimes grandma gets it wrong, especially if you’re in charge of the success of your business. Too often, entrepreneurs make it hard for their businesses to succeed by trying to do too many things at the same time. Diversification is seductive. The more you do, … Continue reading “Master Your Business With The Focused Business Model”
The Focused Business Webinar: Free For Entrepreneurs
With all of that ambition, not to mention a tireless work-ethic, it’s amazingly easy to get distracted by every bright and shiny object of opportunity that crosses your path. When you see an opportunity that looks downright tasty, you want to hunt it down, corner it, and then put it on the dinner table, don’t … Continue reading “The Focused Business Webinar: Free For Entrepreneurs”
Build a Focused Business: Success Lies Not in Breadth, But in Depth
NOTE: At the bottom of this post, I’m going to tell you how you can win a signed copy of my first book, The Myth of Multitasking. Before you started your business, you probably worried about finding just the right opportunity. But now that you’re running the show, there are almost too many opportunities for … Continue reading “Build a Focused Business: Success Lies Not in Breadth, But in Depth”
How to Build a Stronger Professional Network
Your professional network needs to stay professional, but… Aren’t your friends a lot less guarded around you than your business contacts? How do you tear down the walls that exist between you and your professional connections–without getting too close to them? Watch the video to find out!
The Myth of Business Systems
Most entrepreneurs recognize the need for business systems. Many books and gurus teach that without systems or standard operating procedures your business won’t last long. And they’re right—but only to a certain point. If misdirected, an over-reliance on business systems can do more harm than good. I’ve found many business owners hold common misconceptions about … Continue reading “The Myth of Business Systems”
