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Whether you're struggling to find business processes that work or want to fine-tune the ones you have in place, read on for essential sales, content and management strategies.
Ready to Ditch Your Job for Financial Freedom? Here Are Some Truths About Starting Up
Ready to break free from the 9-to-5 grind? If you've ever wondered how to make the leap, this guide is your roadmap.
3 Steps Every Bold Leader Needs to Know Before Their Next Acquisition
Acquiring another company is never easy, but the potential it holds is definitely unmatched. The real challenge goes way beyond managing the logistics — it encompasses building something that resonates with people on every level.
We Live in a Time of Constant Disruption — 3 Steps to Turn Uncertainty Into Opportunity
Be adaptable, maintain mission clarity and engage in strategic teamwork to overcome business challenges and achieve success. Here are my insights from experiences in conflict zones and advising global organizations.
8 Ways Your Brand is Failing Your Customers and Your Growth
Too often, the push to sell overwhelms the need to evaluate the entire customer journey, address pain points and ensure the simplest, most straightforward path to purchase and repurchase. Because of this approach, brands fail their customers and themselves.
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What's Ahead for Franchising in 2025? Here are the Key Trends to Watch.
2024 was largely positive for franchising. We'll recap the year and preview the emerging trends for 2025.
How to Stop 'Idea Bombing' Before It Wrecks Your Team's Focus and Productivity
"Idea Bombing" happens when leaders constantly disrupt team priorities with new ideas, causing chaos and hindering productivity. To prevent it, leaders should prioritize transparently, create decision-making buffers, and build a culture focused on execution.
Don't Bank on Holiday Sales to Save Your Bottom Line — Here's How to Engage the Discount-Driven Customer Year-Round
Consumers are expected to hit holiday spending records this year with more shoppers than ever looking for deals. Instead of focusing on what's directly in front of them, retailers should be looking ahead to the next holiday season and offering deal-hunting solutions year-round.
There's a Loneliness Epidemic — And These Co-Founders Are Tackling It With Pickleball
Charlotte, North Carolina's Rally has pickleball, gourmet food, craft cocktails and a welcoming community atmosphere.
7 Things You Need to Consider Before Expanding Your Business
Use this checklist to navigate the challenges of deciding when to start scaling.
Planning Your 2025 Strategy? Don't Make These 5 Critical Mistakes
Avoiding these common pitfalls can increase the likelihood of your 2025 strategy succeeding.
Why Most Entrepreneurs Fail at Turning Goals Into Action (And How You Can Succeed in 2025)
2025 is all about the businesses that are ready to shake things up. Whether you're diving into AI or building stronger connections with your teams and customers, the future is bright for those who embrace change. This year is bursting with opportunities, but remember, success isn't going to just come to your lap.
How Small Businesses Can Leverage AI Without Breaking the Bank
Unlock the potential of artificial intelligence to transform your small business.
Kick-Start Your Small Business With These Cost Effective Strategies
Starting a small business is an exciting adventure, brimming with both opportunities and challenges. A key to success is effectively managing costs from the outset.
How CEOs Can Take Control of Their Emails and Achieve Inbox Zero
Although there are many methodologies that leaders can use to manage their emails effectively, a consistent and thought-through process is the most effective way to systemize and respond to emails and is a step of stewardship for the effective leader.
5 Critical Mistakes to Avoid When Giving a Presentation
Are you tired of enduring dull presentations? Over the years, I have compiled a list of common presentation mistakes and how to avoid them. Here are my top five tips.
