Picture two dozen unread documents at your desk, at least 25 time-contingent emails within your inbox, with a do-or-die meeting in three hours. Then somebody knocks on your door with a “quick question.” Did your concentration just get obliterated? Yes, it did. Your time and focus is valuable, but co-workers need attention too. More importantly, … Continue reading “Appease Question Vultures and Stay Focused”
About Entrepreneurship: Feed Your Optimism
Take a moment and brainstorm characteristics that accomplished entrepreneurs share. Thinking something like resolve, initiative, open-mindedness, charisma, or a similar attribute? Right…but incomplete. From shaking hands to hitting the books, success has many paths and many milestones. Different attributes obviously help guide direction. But what keeps you walking, exploring, and seeking new opportunities? Optimism! A … Continue reading “About Entrepreneurship: Feed Your Optimism”
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I don’t know if you got my email earlier this week. I’m offering a free second copy of The Focused Business. All you have to do is upload your receipt here and I’ll send you another copy (up to 10) for free. You don’t even have to pay shipping. Don’t miss out on your last … Continue reading “Your LAST CHANCE to get a free second copy of the Focused Business”
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Could more work cripple your business? Take an opportunity assessment
Did you know–in the United States alone–over 65 small businesses fail every hour! That’s about one failure per minute. How do once thriving companies end up having to close? It often comes down to how they assess business opportunities . . . What can you do to avoid business failure?
