Category: mission & vision

Expand Your Entrepreneurial Vision

The world around us is changing and if you don’t want to be left behind, you need to change, too. You can’t afford to hold onto your old ways. (The dinosaurs refused to change, and look what happened to them, and also Sears & Kodak.) But changing is easier said than done. How do you…



SWOT Analysis: Learn to Manage with Insight and Vision

SWOT Analysis: Learn to Manage with Insight and Vision Conduct a SWOT Analysis Are you familiar with the concept of SWOT analysis? This is a great offensive and defensive study and activity. Large corporations and progressive small businesses (such as PRO, President’s members) use SWOT—an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats—as a strategic planning…



Growing Your Small Business with Strategic Leadership and Financial Savvy

Building a successful small business is not a solo journey. To thrive, you need the right skills, financial strategies, and guidance from trusted advisors. Whether you’re part of a Small Business Leadership Group or have access to a Peer Advisory Board, leveraging these resources can significantly impact your growth and long-term success. 1. Tap Into…



Retooling HR: How to Hire, Manage, and Grow a High-Performing Team in Your Small Business

Retooling Human Resources: A Roadmap to Building a Stronger Team When it comes to growing a small business, many owners focus on sales, products, and the big picture. But there’s one crucial piece often overlooked—human resources. Specifically, how do you ensure you have the right people on your team, and how can you measure their…



How to Create a Marketing Plan and Budget for Your Small Business

How to Create a Marketing Plan and Budget for Your Small Business If you’re a small business owner, you’ve likely thought about your marketing efforts. But, do you have a written marketing plan? Many businesses approach marketing in a haphazard way—acting on impulse rather than strategy. Unfortunately, this usually leads to inconsistent and ineffective results….



How to Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones to Boost Your Business Success

How to Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones to Boost Your Business Success As a business owner, you likely focus on strategies to grow your business, but have you ever considered the impact of your day-to-day habits? Just like we make personal resolutions to improve ourselves, our business habits can have a profound effect…



Master Goal Setting: Your Secret Weapon for Unstoppable Business Growth

Master Goal Setting: Your Secret Weapon for Unstoppable Business Growth Are you ready to elevate your business to new heights? One of the most transformative tools in your entrepreneurial toolkit is the power of effective goal setting. While it might seem straightforward, mastering this skill can be the key to unlocking your business’s full potential…



Plot Your Course to Success with 365 Goals: A Comprehensive Guide

Plot Your Course to Success with 365 Goals: A Comprehensive Guide Setting goals is crucial for any business looking to thrive and grow. But how do you transform your broad vision into actionable steps? The key lies in breaking down your Vision Goals into manageable, everyday tasks—this is where your 365 Goals come into play….



Unlock Your Business Potential: Discovering Your Unique Selling Proposition (USP) and Mastering Your Sales Funnel

In the competitive world of business, standing out is crucial. One way to carve out your unique space is by defining your Unique Selling Proposition (USP). But what exactly is a USP, and why is it so important for your business? Let’s dive into how identifying your USP and understanding your sales funnel can make…



Banks, Loans, and Credit-It all comes down to relationships.

How to Deal with Banks In this article from “The Small Business Survival Guide” By Ray Silverstein, we’ll talk about some top strategies for on how credit lenders can offer effective financial planning Solutions,  and how to use your relationship with your bank for success. When choosing a bank, the first question you should ask…



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