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You’ve seen them. Those people who seem to have it all… People light up when they see them. They are always smiling. They always seem to have it together and every thing just falls the right way for them. At work, they get the promotions. Clients seem the easiest thing in the world for them. The boss loves them. At […]
» Read more“Everyone wants to start their own business” I have always believed this statement to be true. And I still do. What motivates people to want to do their own thing? There are many reasons – let me list a few: 1. There is a common believe that you will get very rich if you have your own business 2. You […]
» Read moreI’m a big fan of self-improvement books and courses. I think each of us owes it to ourselves to become all that we can be. But reading a book or following a course is so time-consuming. Sometimes I feel that there are so many aspects of my life I want to improve I’ll be an old (older) man before I’ve […]
» Read moreWhen you hear the word entrepreneur, what kind of image does your mind conjure up? If it’s a Mark Zuckerberg (founder of Facebook) look-a-like pouring out HTML code in an Ivy League dorm room, you’re probably not alone. The Kauffman Foundation, have been dispelling the myth that most entrepreneurs are twenty-something tech wizards for some time. In reality, the highest […]
» Read moreHey, picture this… You arrive at a party. When you walk in the room, EVERYONE stops and stares for a second, before crowding around you to talk. Everyone wants a piece of you; you’re the center of attention. When you speak, people LISTEN. They cling to your every word. You crack jokes effortlessly, and people find you funny…irresistible… […]
» Read moreOver the years I have coached hundreds of people to open their own business. Starting your own business is one of the most rewarding things you can do, although it is quite challenging. Everyone needs a coach – whether you are a sportsman, family man or a business man (or women of course). In my experience anyone can start a […]
» Read moreLessons learned from the rejuvenating process (or good business practise for a successful business): The decision to rejuvenate a company should have the total buy in from shareholders and top management. Top management is usually the root of the problem, as they have allowed the company to be in the current state. During the process of rejuvenation, you are guaranteed […]
» Read moreDetachment Everyone likes a little bit of concern and a show of interest, and this is why customer service should never appear to be disinterested in a clients likes, dislikes and even their personal details like profession and family. Always take care to listen to them and never presume to know their mind. And remember presuming and trying to provide […]
» Read moreFaith Popcorn is one smart lady. She is futurist, author and founder and CEO of marketing consulting firm BrainReserve. Prior to founding her consultancy, Popcorn was an advertising agency creative director. Faith has coined various terms and phrases in her publications. For example “Brailling the culture” is her term for analyzing a range of cultural developments. Popcorn has identified a number […]
» Read moreA much debated topic is what are the most important elements of a successful company. You can try to Google it, like I have done. You will get many different lists, each one listing a number of things. From my experience, the following three are the most critical to success. Business model. The plan implemented by a company to generate […]
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