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By setting realistic goals and doing your due diligence ahead of time, you can prepare yourself, your team, and your business for a productive and profitable 2020 — regardless of what you want to achieve.
Here are a few tips for mapping out your goals for the year ahead.
Read MoreWhen the off-season is beckoning, it can feel difficult to stay on top of things as you did throughout the year — especially when you have a team who has been hard at work for several long months. It’s tempting to skate through the next several weeks, just to get to the freedom on the other side. This feeling is made worse if you—or your team—haven’t made time for rest throughout the year and are starting to succumb to burnout.
Read MoreYour end-of-year assessment is one of the most important steps you can take as a business owner to assure a successful future in the year to come. It’s hard to make realistic goals for yourself and your company if you don’t know what works and what does not work.
Read MoreDelegation is something most business owners struggle with. In theory, we know that it’s a good move for our company. After all, think of all the projects, networking, and other work you can take on if you didn’t feel like you had to do everything! here are five strategies for opening yourself up to the idea of delegation
Read MoreWhen you hire a new employee, there’s no getting around the onboarding process. There has to be a period of a few weeks where the new hire is getting acclimated to your company culture and learning the ropes. Even if they come from within the industry, there’s a good chance their old company did things differently than yours — that may even be why they were attracted to your opening in the first place.
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