You could use a sledgehammer to smash through, but everything will probably come crashing down on your head.
Some people can’t function without a keyboard, while others love switching off the noise to let the ideas flow.
As a business owner, you may recognise that feeling too! It comes from not knowing where the business is going or how it’s going to get there. It’…
That’s because leadership teams only talk about individual accountability when things go wrong, and blame is being reverse engineered. In reality, a…
Could these 12 words describe your current mood as a business owner? It’s the literal definition of the word frustration, which is something I see …
I work with business owners on scaling during these unpredictable times, and nearly all have doubts. The client that had the biggest question mark had…
I get where the sentiment comes from, but the customer doesn’t always need to be right or know their best outcome.
Death by PowerPoint in a Zoom meeting! The worst culprits are those who over-analyse the numbers slide after slide. Yes, data is the lifeblood of any …
The overall plan would be lost in the noise, the team would get out of sync pretty quickly, and the boat would veer off course.
For the other 24%, falling out of love with a business usually happens when the initial reason for launching is lost, or you get swamped by tasks that…