Although essential for business growth, an overarching 3 — 5 year strategic plan for your small business can be cumbersome. As entrepreneurs performing in a “distraction economy,” it’s easy to lose focus of what needs to be accomplished “now” to reach the strategic milestones of the long-range strategic plan. That’s why small business planning conducted quarterly is essential to keep you focused and on track.
Jackie Nagel, Synnovatia
Daily Planning for Success is an Entrepreneurs Pot of Gold
Someone once said, “People don’t plan to fail—they fail to plan.” Undoubtedly, none of us plan to fail. Still, without an ongoing business planning process in position, we certainly are planning to be overwhelmed, distracted, and pulled off course on a regular basis.
Want More Clients? Planning for Success Weekly Builds Your Capacity
Small business entrepreneurs have one thing in common – the desire for more clients – especially those who align with the strategic goals of your business. Acquiring the perfect client – and growing your business – doesn’t happen randomly. Obtaining new clients requires planning for success.
Do you hear the familiar sound of Unzip Your Success! 5 Types of Business Planning
Small business entrepreneurs are familiar with start-up planning, exit strategy planning, and strategic planning. And entrepreneurs who excel at planning often find themselves victims of their planning process. As planning pays off and business grows, many entrepreneurs ditch the planning process that starts their business growth.
Time is Not a Twinkie! Time Management Tips For Small Business
Do you feel as though time is like a Twinkie? With no expiration date, time is frittered away on useless, non-income producing activities. No wonder many business owners are underearning and overworked.
6 Steps to Small Business Revenue Growth
Small business entrepreneurs are notorious for underearning, (Solopreneurs: Better & Smarter But Maybe Not Richer) even though many small business owners are paid properly according to industry, experience, and competition. Additionally, many small business owners do not overspend. Why, then, are you not making the kind of money you want? Here are 6 critical pieces every small business owner needs to grow their business revenue…and their paycheck.
Show Me the Money! 5 Ways to Stop Underearning in Your Small Business
Small business owners don’t need to be underpaid to be “underearning”. It’s possible to be paid well yet still bring in less money than you want or need for your small business. In fact, it’s estimated that one in three small business owners are underearning…and most are women!