Do you ever wonder how some businesses get featured on tv and in print? Do you think you have a compelling story to tell about your business? You don’t want to miss this upcoming event!
During these tough economic times, many small businesses are experiencing difficulty hanging on. With little hope of recovery on the horizon, some are wondering about their staying power. Should they continue to stay the course or it is time to throw in the towel? Perhaps neither is the right answer — maybe it’s time to reinvent your business.
Is your office going to the dogs today? Maybe it should be. According to a recent survey, the majority of dog owners say they would put in longer hours at the office if their furry-friend could accompany them. And 38 million people believe that having pets in the workplace would increase productivity.
Small businesses usually start-off as a one-man show. When you are the owner you do everything from emptying the trash to collecting the cash. As your business grows, however, it can reach a point where the volume of work is overwhelming. That’s not a bad thing in terms of your business success, but it can cause you to become stressed out and burned out. There are only 24 hours in every day and there’s only so much one person can accomplish.
Successful entrepreneurs are great visionaries, but they also share the gift of gab. They know how to communicate their ideas in an engaging way so others can see and embrace the vision too. More simply stated, they are excellent story-tellers and evangelists for their companies.