If you’re like most small business owners and non-profit leaders, you’re busy…VERY busy. Every day, you have too much to do and too little time to do it. But, you recognize the need to continually improve your bottom line. You’re eager to attract new customers or donors and launch new programs and services, but have limited time and money to invest. So, how do you make more progress towards achieving the growth or making the changes you seek? FIRST…whether written in a formal strategic plan or on the back of an envelope, you must know what you want to achieve. Makes sense, right? Tough to know how to get somewhere if you don’t know where you want to go. So, figure out what you want your orga
With so many people writing so much on the web, you may wonder why anyone wants to contribute to the “bloggerrhea” phenomenon. I hear you. And I understand that there’s a lot of noise masquerading as news out there. But, that doesn’t stop millions of people from searching the web for resources every single day. They need help. They need information. Why deprive these knowledge seekers of your wisdom? It sounds flippant, but it’s true. Over the years, you accumulated vast amounts of information and experience. Sharing it is a generous thing to do. Plus, let’s face it, it’s a business-savvy thing to do, too. There’s always room for more interesting views and resources on the web. Plenty of web
