The Story You Write Running a business can often feel like juggling too many balls at once. You want things to be easier, with a business that runs smoothly and predictably, now and in the future. But the reality is, you’re often short on customers, cash flow, and time. Finding Read more…
Making performance more predictable I am often asked at networking events, parties and when meeting new people what it is that I do, and it’s not always that easy to explain to people who don’t own a business. Every owner I speak to in some way shape or form would Read more…
Interesting or…. I had an interesting conversation last week that ranged from the economy to business growth, personal income and around to statistics and support. I want to share with you some of the key take aways in the hope it will enlighten, amuse or give you some insights or Read more…
Shows there is no such thing as normal. I love what I do and I find it interesting what I get involved with, last week for example I discussed plans for exit, current financing arrangements and how to reduce the cost of borrowing, I discussed payment processing, sales training to Read more…
Why it’s ok to suck at some things There are lots of things I am not good at, I can’t freehand draw or paint for toffee, give me a drawing board and a set of instruments and I can produce a pretty good technical drawing but art is a mystery Read more…
It’s Not About the Bling Either Working with Business Owners, I often find myself discussing the importance of improving processes, creating a strong company culture, and increasing profits. At first glance, it might seem like my focus is on the money that I am primarily focused on the financial aspects Read more…
Interesting How Other People View It I am always listening to other business owners, their problems, their challenges and their wins, and I am always interested in what they think. Last week, a friend at networking, Kieran, turned to me after my 60 seconds and said, “You really are the Read more…
Understanding Human Behaviour Through the Lens of Pain and Pleasure Human beings are, at our core, creatures of emotion. We navigate our lives propelled by an ancient, deep-rooted drive: to move away from any immediate pain and toward immediate pleasure. The immediate is massively important as we will avoid the Read more…
The Fifth and final pillar of an extraordinary life is you must seek constant and never-ending improvement, or can I so CANI Another favourite quote of mine on this subject from Jim Rohn is Work harder on yourself than you do on your Job I’m going to say that again Read more…
The Fourth pillar of an extraordinary life is to be bold, courageous and decide to act We all have fear, fear about how we will look if things go wrong, fear of being ridiculed, judged or maligned, we can fear success as people will judge, we fear failure for the Read more…