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Back to School, Back to Work: How to Realign Your Projects for the Fall
Now that Summer is on the wane, it may seem like the best thing to do at work is to go forward full speed on your projects – simply picking up where they left off a few months ago. Achieving Beyond blogger Patrick Seaton has other ideas. In fact, in this new post he’d like to offer you the following suggestion: Step Back and Review the Project. Read it and Learn! #business #blog #AchieveBeyond
MEET DARREL RAYNOR a well-liked leader with 30+ years of C-Suite, Board and Strategy.
In today’s edition on ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT we introduce Darrel Raynor, a hands-on, visionary, strategic, empathetic, decisive, and well-liked leader with 30+ years of C-Suite, Board, Strategy, Transformation, Reorganization,...
Buy Sell Planning While Generation Straddling
In business with a much older, or younger, partner and in sticker shock over the difference in insurance cost coverage between the young un and the old fogie? Check out a solution in this short video on buy-sell planning while generation...
Five Steps to Create a Flexible and lasting financial plan for You and your business
From cash reserves to financial professionals, here are five key ideas to help your business navigate volatility and build long-term resilience.
How Many Hats Do Your Employees Wear?
Learn how to improve employee productivity dramatically via a Task Management session where all department employees or team members participate in a facilitated, digital group activity called a Conversation Framework.
7 Ways To Find ME Power
In a time of massive change in our collective worlds, feeling powerless can be all too easy. Regardless of which side of a societal, political, or familial issue you fall on, feeling like you cannot affect the outcome can be downright exhausting. In this post, Bill shares eight ways to regain ME power, regardless of external outcomes.
Four key questions business owners should consider when preparing to sell
Selling a business can be complex. Not unlike anything else in your business life, selling a business needs a strategy and a tactical plan. In this post, Cindy shares four key questions owners should consider before doing so.
How A Traditional T-E-A Ceremony Translates to Ranking High on Google
Recently, I’ve started working with a couple expat coaches in Bali including Gil Petersil, a master of networking, who regularly participates or hosts tea ceremonies for his business guests. The purpose of these ritualistic ceremonies,...
The Power of SEO for Podcast Hosts: Boosting Your Visibility
It’s essential for Podcasters to optimize their podcasts for search. This post explores how to leverage the power of SEO to create bigger impacts with podcasts.
MEET ADAM SANDMAN FOUNDER AND CEO OF INFLECTRA
In today’s ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT we introduce Adam Sandman, Founder and CEO of Inflectra, a leading software test management, application lifecycle management, and automation platform provider. Adam has been programming since...
Six Steps to succession planning for Businesses
Transitions and change are challenging—especially for small business owners. It can be tough to wrap your head around leaving something you created and led, and even more complex if multiple people might be interested in taking over. That’s why I wrote 6 Steps to Succession Planning for Businesses.