My own definition of starting a business is: help others to solve a problem they have in a better,faster and more efficient way.. and being paid for that. Sounds pretty simple, right? And in fact it is, just that the complications come from the fact that it’s not the same to know how to do something (build houses, make haircuts, do tarot readings) and even loving to do what you naturally can do is a is a pre-requisite to keep going when things are not that perfect with your business BUT it’s...

One of the top reasons that things are not dome on time is that there is just not enough time and way too much to do. Luckily, there ARE ways to be on top of the 24/7 clock you are in and have a happy smile in the morning instead of a dismal one. If you are your boss and your only employee, this may sound like mission impossible, but here are 5 ways you can accomplish it:

1. Separating Business time from Non-business time
Working for yourself can easily go into thinking about...

1. Has a Big picture overview
Where you’re coming from and where you are going to is the foundation of your marketing plan. Let’s say a year from now, what results do you want to have happened? Looking at the big picture, not only the final destination is important but also the 2 to 5 big accomplishments throughout the year. The can be the Quantum Leaps you consider as a sheer dream now but which need to take place in order your end goal to be achievable.

2. Has a detailed...

Part of being a business owner is to overcome challenges and bring your business to the next level while focusing on keeping it alive and profitable day in and day out. But sometimes what we cant to see as challenge is actually a state of being stuck – neither moving forward nor maintaining a satisfying results status quo. Here are the signs:

1. The list of tasks keeps growing but the old tasks don’t get done.
Remember – first things first. If, like most business owners who...

I often hear from my clients that they feel stuck they do a whole bunch of things to bring their business to a thriving fiasco but results don’t come in the way they planned and imagined they will. It turns out that quite often there is either lack of marketing activities (only sales) or (which is the majority of cases) there is a lot of marketing going on and somehow the sales activities are not there. Good marketing leads to a sale but a sale happens after the sales cycle is finished. Here’s...