It doesn’t matter if you’re negotiating with a buyer for a better rate or you’re negotiating with yourself for time and money to put towards self-improvement. In every circumstance, what you can achieve begins with your self-worth.
One of the topics we present to entrepreneurs through Violand Management Associates highlights five steps of management that small businesses owners experience as they grow. Based on the work of business guru Ram Charan, the presentation explains how the role of a business owner changes significantly as their company grows.
Every entrepreneur whose business has grown to the point where they have people in roles managing others has a few individuals in their organization that are critical for success. These are the rock stars.
The difference in outcomes from true leadership compared to micromanagement can be the difference between success and failure; it can be the difference between your teams winning, building leadership around you, and the business growing, or the business profits flat lining, sour morale, and turnover.
In this episode of Coach's Corner, Art and Dan talk about how to pursue and attain greatness, and toss out the whole notion of just wanting or trying to be good enough.
Whether you make excuses, or you accept excuses from your team too often, that is a dynamic you need to change on your quest to be among the best of the best in restoration.
Wrapping up this series, this dynamic duo talks about establishing a target, pursuing it, and figuring out what you need to start doing this year to reach that target or goal.
To better serve their growing list of restoration and cleaning clients, Violand Management has promoted Timothy E. Hull, CR to be their Director of Operations.
