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4 Ways to Help Employees Set Better Goals
In an effort to hit the ground running in the new year, employers should create benchmarks that align with the company vision.
A CEO's New Year's Resolutions to Improve Employee Satisfaction
A boost in morale can help propel a company forward in the new year.
The Importance of Developing a Family Business Mission Statement
Knowing the greater purpose of why your family has it's own business is a powerful way to motivate and build your brand.
4 Techniques for Crafting a Mission Statement Worth Remembering
A meaningful rendition can distinguish a company from its competitors, suggest potential directions for future growth and provide team members with a common goal.
The Entrepreneur's Simple Guide to Business Concepts
Here are quick phrases to help clarify and solidify terms that many people get confused.
A Personal Mission Statement Can Set You on a Course to Success
Define who you are and where you want to go. Then make it official with your statement.
Be Like Google, Facebook and Apple, and Craft a Company Mantra to Live By
Why and how you should form a short sentence that can serve you as you build and grow your business.
Craft a Cultural-Identity Message That Employees Will Want to Repeat
A well-instituted identity message flows off the lips of all the employees within an organization, not just the salespeople.
The Single Greatest Gift From Creating a Brand-Positioning Statement
Small-business owners and entrepreneurs should not be fooled into thinking positioning is only for the big brands.
5 Gandhi Quotes to Inspire Taking on Your Mission
Have courage and blaze a trail with advice from the history-making activist on the anniversary of his birth.
How to Turn Millennial Staffers Into a Competitive Advantage
Hiring Gen Y workers? Tap into their strengths.
4 Ways Large Companies Can Rediscover Their Inner Startup
If your brand feels a bit stale lately, it may be time to get back in touch with your startup roots. Here is how.
3 Ways to Remain Dedicated to Your Mission
With endless possibilities, new opportunities and receiving conflicting advice, it can be hard for some entrepreneurs to stay focused on their initial vision. Here are a few tips on staying true to your mission.
Culture Really Does Eat Strategy for Breakfast
Just ask Target, General Motors and the Veterans Affairs Department
One of Steve Jobs' Last Public Statements Can Help You Discover Your Passion
The most successful entrepreneurs are freakishly enthusiastic about his or her idea. Ask yourself if you feel the same about your venture.