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January 16, 2024

The Journey to Extraordinary Leadership

Leadership is an evolving journey, not a final destination. It involves continuous learning, adapting, and influencing others positively. In today’s fast-paced world, the demand for extraordinary leaders is immense. These leaders stand out not just for their achievements, but for their character, vision, and the positive impact they create. This article delves into what it

December 20, 2023

2024: Shifting Trends, Technologies and Regulatory Changes

As we look towards 2024, small businesses are poised to navigate a landscape shaped by various trends, technologies, and regulatory changes: Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI continues to be a significant trend, with its integration in various business operations such as marketing and customer service. Small businesses using AI have reported more successful outcomes. The focus

November 17, 2023

The Journey Through the 5 Stages of Business

The journey of a business from inception to maturity is typically divided into five distinct stages of business. Each stage presents unique challenges and opportunities, and understanding these can help entrepreneurs and business managers navigate the complex world of business more effectively. 1. Development and Seed Stage: This initial stage is all about idea formation

October 23, 2023

15 Tips for Small Businesses to Prevent Fraud

Fraud can be a devastating blow for any business, but small businesses are particularly vulnerable. Limited resources and lack of specialized staff make it challenging to implement extensive anti-fraud measures. However, there are practical steps small business owners can take to protect their assets, reputation, and future. Here are 15 tips to help you prevent

September 19, 2023

Identifying and Cultivating Opportunities: Guidance for Small Businesses

In today’s competitive business landscape, the identification and cultivation of opportunities can be the distinguishing factor between stagnation and growth.  Below, we share some guidance for small businesses to help you harness potential avenues for expansion. Continual Education is Paramount To stay ahead in any industry, one must maintain an up-to-date knowledge base. Regularly attending

August 24, 2023

Why Exit Planning Is Good Business Planning

In the bustling life cycle of a business, from its humble beginnings to its peak of success, many entrepreneurs may overlook one critical aspect: exit planning. Yet, in the realm of business strategy, exit planning is not just about selling your business or passing it down; it’s a cornerstone of comprehensive business planning. Here’s why:

July 25, 2023

Some Revealing General Sales Statistics

Below are some general historical statistics that have been reported in sales studies.  These do, of course shift based on factors such as the industry you serve, product or service, geography, etc.  How can you apply these to your practices? Average Lead Conversion: The average lead conversion rate across industries is typically between 2% to

June 23, 2023

Calculating Business Risks

In the intricate landscape of business, risk is an inherent element that could potentially derail the pathway to success. Understanding and calculating business risk is a critical aspect of strategic decision-making and can often differentiate a thriving company from a failing one. At its core, business risk refers to the possibility of inadequate profits, or

May 31, 2023

Taking Vacation Time You Deserve

As we head into summer, it seems fitting to have a few words of discussion about vacation time.  Much advice exists on disconnecting from work and returning to the office relaxed and revitalized, but which approach is right for you? According to Scott Edinger, founder of the Edinger Consulting Group “You’ll actually get worse at

April 25, 2023

Critical Planning for Success

In this rough inflationary environment, one thing is for sure: sooner or later many businesses simply won’t be able to hold off any longer on making critical business decisions while waiting for a strong uptick in the economy.   Furthermore, customers may sooner or later say “I’m tired of this,” or “I can’t wait anymore,” or