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6 Key Components of Financial Forecasting

You wouldn’t drive your car while only looking in the rear-view mirror…why run your business looking only at the past? However, this is the method many businesses have used for decades. Close the books, review the numbers. While reviewing and analyzing company financials is an important process, you can’t change history. Forward forecasting is a [...] read more

Multi-Generational Mentorship: Three Reasons to Mentor & Be Mentored

Last Friday was my first meeting with a young woman I’ve agreed to mentor professionally. She was prompt and professional and our conversation was polite and fluid. But she made one giant faux paus:

As I rushed into the appointment, I mentioned that… read more

Multi-Generational Mentorship: Three Reasons to Mentor & Be Mentored

Last Friday was my first meeting with a young woman I’ve agreed to mentor professionally. She was prompt and professional and our conversation was polite and fluid. But she made one giant faux paus:

As I rushed into the appointment, I mentioned that… read more

The Entrepreneur’s Secret to Creating Wealth: ISGC Feature Interview with Chris Hurn

The Entrepreneur’s Secret to Creating Wealth: ISGC Feature Interview with Chris Hurn

When it comes to taking ownership and creating empowerment, a typical leader might take a look at their management style or maybe do an employee survey to get some insight from their staff. Chris Hurn, author of The Entrepreneur’s Secret to Creating Wealth has another solution. And it starts right underneath a business owner’s feet. read more

Make Staff Meetings More Effective: Stop Meeting, Start Huddling

Even if you feel you have your staff meetings down to a science, you may still struggle with keeping your employees engaged, informed and focused on the company’s goals. One of the biggest challenges in business today isn’t planning or even strategy; it’s the ability to execute company goals. Why? Many companies fail to consistently [...] read more

The Campsite Theory of Coaching & Firing

The number one rule for any respectable 

camper? Leave the campsite better 

than you found it.

When my children were young, family vacations were often
spent at campgrounds within national parks, where one rule prevailed: leave the
c… read more

The Campsite Theory of Coaching & Firing

The number one rule for any respectable 

camper? Leave the campsite better 

than you found it.

When my children were young, family vacations were often
spent at campgrounds within national parks, where one rule prevailed: leave the
c… read more

Turn a Good Worker Into a Great Manager: 6 Steps

It’s noble to promote from within, but irresponsible if it’s without preparation. Here’s what you should do.inc_clean_text read more

13 Financial Terms to Teach Employees During Financial Literacy Month

If your company practices any level of transparency, you know it’s often difficult to help your employees understand all of the financial jargon they will hear on a daily basis. What better time than National Financial Literacy Month (April) to teach your employees basic business financial terms and help them understand what they mean? Use [...] read more

How’s Your Mental Hygiene?

The faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention, over and over
again, is the very root of judgment, character, and will. ~William James

Have you ever worked
with someone who frequently became defensive? What about the person who… read more

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