Building and improving your small business requires a few growing pains. But dwelling on those tiny slip-ups can stymie the growth of both you and your business. Take a mere 90 seconds to find out why it’s more important to focus on progress, not perfection. Because every entrepreneur must learn to crawl before they can … Continue reading “How to Focus on Progress, not Perfection, in Entrepreneurship”
How to Respond to Angry Customers in Small Business
Racing heartbeat, sweaty palms, furrowed brow—all sure signs you’ve been dealing with an angry customer. But that toxic situation is sure to go from bad to worse if you don’t know how to keep your cool. That’s why my super speedy slice will show you how to handle those hostile customers faster than you can … Continue reading “How to Respond to Angry Customers in Small Business”
How to Delegate Effectively in a Small Business
Entrepreneurs are natural-born do-it-yourselfers, tackling each and every task that comes their way. And while that attitude is admirable, it can be pretty ineffective, too. Luckily, my super-efficient small business slice will show you how to delegate effectively in under 90 seconds flat. Don’t you wish all solutions were this convenient?
How To Find a Mentor for Your Small Business
Entrepreneurs have unlimited growth potential—within both their businesses and themselves. That’s why a small business mentor is the key to unlocking and unleashing a stronger entrepreneurial spirit. So today my super speedy slice of small business goodness will share exactly how to find and—gulp!—ASK someone to be your mentor. Trust me—it’s easy and beneficial.
Why It’s Good Business to Say No to Customers
Are some customers sucking the life out of you, draining your energy, time, and patience? Oddly enough, small business owners that say no to (some) customers tend to build better sales. My uber-speedy slice of small business advice will refuel and reignite your sales in a counterintuitive way. Careful! This one’s so hot it may … Continue reading “Why It’s Good Business to Say No to Customers”
