Whether you’re in business for yourself or work for an organization, it’s a certainty that you have many goals to accomplish. To keep from feeling overwhelmed, invest some time reviewing your list of goals, and determine the “Vital Few.”
Entrepreneurs are known for taking risks, having tireless energy, and dreaming up countless “good ideas.” They
also often tend to leap from one idea or business venture to the next, chasing “shiny objects.” Here are three ways to improve your focus.
A lot of people are great at strategic thinking. Others are rock stars when executing against a strategy. Great leaders can do both! Here are three tactics to help you think with strategic acumen, and be more effective in your execution.
Take a hard look at where you spend your time each day. How do you know if you’re spending your time wisely? Are you wasting it on things that don’t give you the biggest return for your effort?
According to a recent study, 45% of Americans set New Year’s resolutions, but only 8% keep them. Here are a few tips to give yourself greater direction and accountability and a better chance of being in that successful 8%.
What’s the best way to ensure you’ll achieve your management goals? Setting goals is critical to any manager. But it’s is a wasted effort if you lack a system for consistently checking employee performance against company objectives. Here are a few tips.
Entrepreneurs are known for taking risks, having tireless energy, and dreaming up countless “good ideas.” Yet they commonly have a tendency to get distracted.
Are you lacking focus on what’s vital? Improve your understanding and planning around this, and you can boost your odds of success.
When a competing business has carved out a clear advantage through some particular product or service, it may be necessary to follow suit and do whatever your competitor is doing so well.
Build your leadership impact and sharpen your business’s competitive edge.