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Three Ways to Stay Focused on Success
“Work smarter, not harder.” It’s a common saying and we hear it all the time. It’s true – and some people have absolutely mastered it – but sometimes working smarter is challenging, especially when you’re a business owner with projects, … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, business blog, business coaching, business coaching blog, business development, business owner, business owner burnout, business owner mindset, business success, business systems, delegate, delegation, distractions, focus, small business owner, small business owner burnout, turn off email
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Worrying About the Competition Can Help You Make Your Business Better
Competition can be scary. Whether you’re worried about a rival store opening down the street or you’re in an emerging industry watching other start-ups launch with a new twist, it’s hard to make sure you’re in the lead. But while … Continue reading
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Tagged business advice, business blog, business coaching, business founder, business growth, business opportunities, business owner, business strategy, business strengths, business weaknesses, entrepreneur blog, how to grow my business, small business, small business blog, strategic business owner, working on the business
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Five Business Movies to Add to Your Queue
A good movie is a perfect way to unwind after a long week at the office, but aside from being entertaining, some movies are packed with business tips, entrepreneurial motivation and the importance of balance. While there are dozens of … Continue reading
Set the Stage (and your Desk) for Success
Everyone’s preferences for a work space are different but, whether you’re in a cube farm or working from a home office, having your desk set up in a way that works for you is an important part of your ability … Continue reading
Strengthening Your Business by Thinking about Selling It
Many small business owners start businesses not because they are fabulous business owners or budding entrepreneurs, but because they are passionate technicians. They have a particular skill that they know they can market and sell without working for someone else. … Continue reading
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Tagged business advice, business blog, business coaching blog, business mindset, business owner, business owner burnout, business owner mindset, business sales, business valuation, chief everything officer, entrepreneur, family business, growth mindset, retirement for business owners, retirement planning, selling your business, small business
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Dealing with the Challenges of a Family Business
Running any business is hard, but when you’re running a family business, you face a unique set of challenges – it’s hard to leave work at work, it’s hard to manage the emotional entanglement of family and there’s more at … Continue reading
GC Insights Add Behavioral Analysis to Growth Coach’s Already Powerful Coaching Programs
The Growth Coach has launched a new behavior analysis program called GC Insights to help business owners, company leaders and human resource professionals hire, retain and develop top talent. GC Insights goes well beyond DISC analysis – the program also … Continue reading
Business Owner Spring Cleaning – Mindset Edition
At a time when people are opening their windows, taking a deep breath and getting their homes ready for spring and summer, it is business as usual for many business owners. At The Growth Coach, we often talk to our … Continue reading
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Tagged benefits of business coaching, business blog, business coach, business coaching tips, business owner burnout, business owner mindset, business owner roles, business systems, entrepreneur, Growth Coach, leadership, marketing, small business, small business ceo, small business leader, small business management, strategic business owner, strategic mindset, work life balance
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The Trouble with Resolutions – Start Q2 Differently
March is a great time to talk about Resolutions… or at least why they don’t work. If you’re sticking to your resolutions for 2018, that’s awesome, but the truth is that most of us are not. And it’s not about … Continue reading
