ideas that are implementable
A variety of work situations can bring about that feeling of being cut off from people and having no one to turn to. Daniel Goleman in Emotional Intelligence says this is a mortality risk both in business and on a personal level.
We will examine isolation at work and how to minimize it.
In business, we all need feedback from our clients and colleagues in order to make improvements to our service.
Although the following was written mainly for leaders in organizations, the principles are applicable in every situation – large and small businesses, solo enterprises, family, and community.
Business success requires taking control and staying focused. Things don’t just happen; things occur because you have a clear intention and you are spending regular time working on your business, as opposed to working at it. This business kickstarter will help you define and keep that focus:
While enjoying a networking coffee date with a friend that is busy revamping her business website, I asked: “how do you handle price on your website?” Her reply was that she does not address the subject because she customizes her service to the needs of her client. I decided to address this issue in today’s issue of Mindset Monday.
What does it take? My research tells me that many people search the term “How to Be Your Own Boss”. That signals a desire for independence but “your own boss” carries an atmosphere of being told what to do.
Being Your Own CEO (Chief Executive Officer) on the other hand says that I am in charge of something that has importance and potential. This is the term I have chosen for my work with solopreneurs because it carries with it an entrepreneurial attitude.