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This Week@Work as a business owner, who do you turn to when you need support or advice? The options are endless, best to understand who serves what role.
This Week@Work as a business owner, who do you turn to when you need support or advice? The options are endless, best to understand who serves what role.
This Week@Work it’s time to do an annual stocktake and over the next three weeks we will be revisiting three fundamental questions you need to ask yourself at least every year, to ensure your business stays on course.
First up: Why do you do what you do?
94.6% of all businesses started, fail to sell and it’s often because the owner, although brilliant at running the business, doesn’t understand the principles of buying and selling a business.
This Week@Work boring businesses doing brilliant things to attract talent, build brand and bolster their bottom line share lessons for all of us.
This Week@Work the brilliant film Nyad, about 60-year-old swimmer Diana Nyad’s record breaking swim from Cuba to Florida is exactly what we, as business owners need to kickoff 2024 with passion, commitment and a clear destination to drive our efforts and activities.
This Week@Work, effective delegation is critical to release your time to focus on growth. And as we head into a bumpy 2024, it will be imperative that your time and attention are spent on your business, not in it.
This Week@Work, if relationships build and grow a business, but you’re not the one who holds those relationships – you’ve got to start building your own.
What are the mindsets and actions needed to lead a business through a crisis? Whether it is Covid or a partner fallout, Pavlo and Howard discussed how some businesses consistently rise above the challenges and how they get that right.
The conversation is based on Pavlo’s book, Reset Rebuild Reignite, which offers practical insights on building a business to be resilient to crises – and to take advantage of the opportunities that crises and change bring about. Get your copy here