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Are Your Employees Firefighters or Snow Cones?
You Need to Learn Who Can Bend And Not Break Every business has the occasional fire. When it hits, you should have...
5 Tricks You Are Missing for Networking at Business Events
As business people, we know we need to "network" as a way to build relationships that will help us in business and...
Moats and Machines: How Warren Buffett Analyzes a Business
You Need a Process and You Need to Protect That Process Warren Buffett knows great financials are critical to the...
Are You an Owner or an Operator: Why You Might Fire Yourself
When to Know You've Earned Your Pink Slip A word of caution for any entrepreneur who has founded a business and...
Three Ways to Grow: Build, Partner, Or Buy
How to Get Growing Every year, I speak with nearly a thousand CEOs in detail about their companies. One of the key...
Mercenary or Patriot -Which Should You Hire?
Think of What You Value in an Employee When you're hiring, think beyond the skills and experience a candidate might...
Why You Need to Honestly Assess Your Talent
Save the Sugarcoating to Cereals Many companies rate their talent well above average. Besides being untrue, this is a...
Run Your Business Like You Are Never Selling
Make Your Moves With The Future In Mind To get the best value when selling your business, keep your focus on building...
Treat Your Business Partnership Like a Marriage
Til Death (of the Business) Do You Part Business partnerships fail frequently. But we can learn from how people in...
The 1 Best Question to Use in an Interview
No Need to Beat Around the Buse There is a single question that you can use to assess whether candidates understand...
Is Selling to Private Equity a Victory or a Defeat?
Entrepreneurs regularly ask whether or not they should sell their company to a private-equity firm and is it a victory...
Want to Win? Keep Your Strategy Short and Sweet
K.I.S.S. (Keep it Simple, Stupid) When it comes to communicating about your strategy with your organization, and...