Have you ever felt stuck on creating a strategic plan that was actually doable? Is your team begging you to slow down? Or modify your implementation expectations? It's time to get unstuck with finding your yang that complements your...
Scaling your business with outsourcing There was a time when the word “outsourcing” was barely mentioned. Today, it is as common in the office as a laptop or smart phone. The gig economy has been making deeper waves in the past 10 years,...
For a company to build a positive environment and truly grow, it’s important to have a strong leadership team made up of three key roles. We call it the Leadership Trifeca.
Why Your Tech Stack Matters More Than Ever Imagine this: You're running a growing business, and every day, you’re jumping between different apps, managing spreadsheets, handling emails, and trying to keep everything in sync. Before you...
3 Visual Accelerators to Improve Your Culture, Team, and Productivity
Whether you’re leading a cutting-edge tech firm, a three-person team, or a household, the basics of financial literacy can be the key to running your operations smoothly and ensuring you can sleep soundly at night. In this article, we’ll explore the fundamental concepts of profit and loss, the importance of cash flow, and how technology can simplify the financial puzzle for business leaders—and improve how you run your home, as well.
The terms “coach” and “consultant” are often tossed around interchangeably in the business world.
However, these roles carry distinct methods and expertise. Understanding the differences is crucial for business leaders looking to improve their teams and organizations.
Read on to unravel the mysteries around these roles as we spotlight the unique functions, methodologies, and values that coaches and consultants bring to the professional table.
If you haven’t reevaluated your talent management strategy lately, it’s time to take a closer look to get back on track and transform your business.
In the fourth quarter of 2023, 30% of U.S. small business owners remain pessimistic about the economy due to inflation and hiring challenges. Another 92% report few or no qualified applicants for their available jobs. These concerns are compelling small businesses to explore innovative ways to make money from solid consumer spending. It’s therefore no coincidence that there’s an ongoing AI and automation revolution in small businesses, with AI-powered chatbots like Meta’s Kustomer IQ assisting customer support management and social listening tools like AnswerThePublic pulling information to develop products tailored to a company’s target market.