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This week's guide to Crisis Management
This week's email features a look at Report: Business confidence way up, supply chain a worry; The myth of success is stunting your business growth; Four things your small business financial plan should cover; Protecting your time with time management practices; The cost of not paying attention, and the payoffs when we do.
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| | | Report: Business confidence way up, supply chain a worry
With much of the COVID-19 regulatory guidelines subsided, leaders of midsized businesses say their confidence has reached new highs. Still, there are concerns about supply chain issues, hiring and cybersecurity.
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| The myth of success is stunting your business growth
It is true that the whole myth of success is negatively affecting the growth that your business can attain (while lowering your contentment). Here is why.
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| Four things your small business financial plan should cover
As a small business owner and leader, it’s likely there’s some intersection between how you’re setting up a legacy and protecting your business and how you can wisely manage your personal finances, including income tax planning, risk management, retirement planning and estate planning. Income Tax Planning
Risk Management Retirement Planning Estate Planning Read more > |
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| | | Protecting your time with time management practices
Maximizing our time is essential to our personal productivity. More importantly, time management allows us to maintain our sanity.
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| The cost of not paying attention, and the payoffs when we do
When your to-do list runneth over, the idea of giving someone or something more attention may seem like a luxury you cannot afford.
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