Do you find yourself getting into ruts and bad habits in life? They can happen in your everyday life, but also in your work. When they do happen you might not always realize it, but usually you kind of know it’s going on. Here are some common ruts and some ways to get out of them if they happen to you…
Are you too busy all the time? Do you complain (or proudly state) to others that you’re waaaaay too busy to be doing things that you’d like? That’s common especially for entrepreneurs. Well maybe it’s time to remove some things from your schedule.
Why did you become an entrepreneur? Was it because you felt like you weren’t in control at your previous job? It’s common with regular jobs. Sometimes you feel like just part of the big machine. It’s important for entrepreneurs to provide an environment where team members don’t feel like machine parts.
One of the things I notice in successful people is that they’re a bit worried about being perfect. For many, it’s like they forget about being perfect with one thing, the thing that makes them successful, but once it’s going the fear comes into play…
One of the challenges for any business, even startups, is making sure that you’re staying current. Here are some tips for staying current in your industry.
I think sometimes I take what I write a little too seriously. So today I thought we’d have more of a light-hearted post. And I was looking at my own desk and I got curious about what successful people kept on their desks…
What is your outlook for your business? As the leader of your company, whether it’s just you or if it’s many people, it’s important to have a positive outlook because how you act will flow through the entire company.
Are you too busy to get things done? It’s a big detriment to yourself, to your business and to your employees and partners if you don’t have your business to-do list in order. Here are some tips to help you if you’re struggling with this issue.
Do you have a client that is driving you crazy? Are you thinking that life would be better without them? That might be the case, but don’t jump to conclusions. Take a step back and let’s analyze the situation and how you can potentially make the situation better.
How much do you value design in business?