Entrepreneurs really know how to go the extra mile at work, putting in extra hours every chance they get. But this isn’t a sprint—it’s a marathon. You want to save your energy so you can find success in the long haul. Running on “E” stops now with my super swift guide to determine the right … Continue reading “The Finish Line: Define Your Work Week Hours”
Category: For CEOs and Owners
The 1 Number Every Business Should Measure
Entrepreneurs have a tendency to lose focus–especially when it comes to the performance of their small business. Too much information can impair your vision, distracting you from what really matters. That’s why today’s short and sweet slice is focused on one thing: the one most valuable thing indicating your small business success. It’s probably not … Continue reading “The 1 Number Every Business Should Measure”
Stop Procrastinating with This Trick
As hardworking as entrepreneurs are, it’s not uncommon for the wrong kind of procrastination to sneak in here and there. But getting to the heart of the matter is often the cause—and solution—for putting off productivity. That’s why I go emo as we discuss how feelings affect procrastinating. And I’ll do it in less than 80 … Continue reading “Stop Procrastinating with This Trick”
How to Fix Your Hiring Process
The hiring process can exhaust entrepreneurs, creating chaos of a seemingly simple practice. Plus, you’re likely in a hurry. Your company is growing and you need new employees NOW, right? Not so fast, my frenzied friend. Today’s 75-second video helps you focus—and fine-tune—your hiring process to avoid character flaws you just can’t afford. That’s right—hiring … Continue reading “How to Fix Your Hiring Process”
Why Most Problem Solving is Wasted Time
Entrepreneurs are skilled problem solvers—putting out fires each and every day of the week. Yet the ability to extinguish isn’t nearly as important as the ability to distinguish. Take a brief 87 seconds to focus on the important difference between simple sparks, and boisterous blazes in your small business. Then you’ll add focus—not fuel—to the … Continue reading “Why Most Problem Solving is Wasted Time”
