Posts Tagged ‘business resources’
Change, but for the Better: 3 easy ways to Give Your People Direction ↔️ (2/6)
You’ve got a mission statement, and you’re telling your people to innovate. Great. Your work here is done. Or is it? It’s not. You have to do more than just tell them. You have to give them the tools, the feedback, and importantly: the ideas. Here are three ways to do that. Future skills What…
Read MoreMaster the money game: How do you make money? How do you spend it? (5/6) 🤑
Investor pitches need financial information, and so does your business plan. The simple question: “Can I afford it?” has to be a part of every decision you make. There’s more to this question than how much money you have. It’s about how your money behaves. Work with an expert, or do it yourself but make…
Read MoreA business plan starts with questions
We have talked about why a business plan is important, and even how to write one in ten minutes. Two ways Tuesday On Your Business is trying to make business planning effective and simple at the same time. In response to this, many of you have correctly asked: what about the content that goes into…
Read MoreBuying software is not a business goal
When you want to build a table, you know it’s not enough to buy a hammer. When you want to make pizza, you know it’s not enough to buy a pizza stone. You know that buying the tools is not the same as creating the thing. And yet so often, when people want to build…
Read MoreYou only need two things to meet your goals ✌️
Motivation and support. When you have the motivation to do the thing, and the support to get it done, you have the perfect formula. Motivation means willingness, but it is more than that. Motivation is also the excitement of doing the thing, it means looking forward to it and being a reliable party. Support means…
Read MoreThe ten minute business plan
Let me start by pointing out that you will not write a “Business Plan” – big B big P – in ten minutes. Not something an investor or a bank would accept. But you can write a preliminary business plan – small b small p – in ten minutes. And that business plan will be…
Read MoreThe workflow checklist: make it work for you
Knowing what to do is half the battle. The other half is doing it well. Consider cooking a new recipe. You have to know what the ingredients are, how they should be prepped, and then each step in the cooking process and how to tell when it is time for the next ingredient. That takes…
Read MoreWhy you should have a website
I received my first garlic crusher in my later 30s. Garlic is a common ingredient in my cooking, but I could never purchase a unitasker gadget like a garlic crusher. Then I received one as a gift, proving that thoughtfulness is not about price, and not only do I crush garlic on the regular, I…
Read MoreWhich work should you delegate?
Delegation: it’s a chore. Don’t you sometimes wish you could delegate the task of delegating? After all, it takes just as much time to have to explain something as it does to do it yourself. Here’s a trick to make delegation easier and last longer: Don’t delegate tasks: delegate responsibility. Start by deciding what you…
Read MoreWhy scaling is better than growth for your business
Growing your business means adding parts. More clients, more employees, more desks, more anything. Scaling your business means that your revenue increases, but your resources stay about the same. More clients, but without more of everything else. Why scaling is better than growing If doubling your client numbers means doubling the resources you need to…
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