The mind is a powerful tool. If you think negatively about your business, your customers, your employees, the economy, etc., you’re sure to get negative results. Our internal beliefs are reflected in our external results. To make 2013 a success, make sure you start off with a positive attitude toward your business opportunities.
Doing business on a handshake sounds nice, but it’s not smart business. No matter how well you think you know someone, or how much you feel as though you can trust them, when it comes to business, ALWAYS, ALWAYS get it in writing. Without a written document clearly defining responsibilities and expectations it’s simply your word against their word when something goes wrong.
It’s the time again — the first day of the year when we all make resolutions for the coming year with great enthusiasm. However, most of us fail to make those resolutions stick. So before you begin with setting this year’s resolutions let go of what didn’t happen in 2009 and focus on the present reality of your business circumstances. So with that in mind, before you decide on your resolutions for 2013, make sure you have a realistic picture of your prospects for 2013. What do you believe is truly achievable for your business?
No money for holiday bonuses this year? You aren’t alone. The majority of small businesses say they won’t be dolling out cash this holiday season. But that doesn’t mean you have to resort to handing out lumps of coal. Give the gift of time.
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