As we seem to be heading into (if we aren't already in) a recession, I thought an appropriate topic would be business and financial literacy, as it is one of the key skills that will help in the survival (and even thriving) through a recession.
It is critical that businesses are able to continually improve to become and remain competitive. Training is a key component in this process.
When considering the question, would you choose the million dollar idea/ process/ technology or people, I've found that 98%+ choose the million dollar idea.
In today's economic and business situation, it is becoming more and more challenging to gain a competitive edge over your competition. I've found that people are your #1 asset and can achieve amazing results, especially when motivated.
Since I'm writing this newsletter from my vacation, it seemed a perfect topic to discuss, starting with the topic of why work while on vacation
Why not choose the road to sales, profits and engaged employees - focus on leadership!
Ownership can be a secret weapon in the current economic climate. Can you think of how you can implement ownership within your sphere of influence?
Setting goals doesn't cost money - just time, and it can result in a significant return on investment for your business, team or employee.
During tough economic times, skills development is critical. As jobs are tougher to find, those candidates embracing continual learning and skills development will have a leg up on the competition.
In today's economic turbulence and with the increased stress in both business and personal environments, networking and personal relationships are even more critical to success.
