How To Budget for A Vacation As a Small Business Owner Summer is fast approaching. You’ve made your hotel reservations, and booked your flights, but have you made plans (both literal and mental) to be away from your business? Owning a small business can be rewarding and challenging, and finding time to take a…
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When it comes to making profit and saving costs in any business, “treat money how you drive” – that is, with a short view, long view and rear view.
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What is your time worth? Do you have an hourly rate? Perhaps a per-project system you rely upon? Two weeks ago, my nine-year-old asked me an excellent question…
Every business needs to sit down with an unbiased third party who will ask questions, provoke thought and create new profit centers via efficiency.
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Efficiency in Business Helps Your Bottom Line A significantly peculiar trait of the human brain is that it’s wired to crave the same thing repeatedly. It likes routine, it wants to learn something once and then never touch it again. It’s part of why change is so hard for us. Our brains are anthropologically hardwired…
Offer What you do Best, Outsource the Rest I had a really interesting interaction today with, of all people, my washing machine repairman. When he first came out, everything was great! We had an appointment, he showed up, he made a repair list, and off he went to order up parts. Easy peasy, right? Almost. …
Talking to your Kids About Money Management Do you openly talk about money to your children, parents, or friends? I do, but it’s a very recent development for us. Many families don’t. Why is that? From my experience, it’s due to one of three things: our first family taught us that it’s too personal, we…