Month: April 2016

How to Handle Chronically Late Payers

When clients don’t pay on time, it’s a big headache that threatens both your sanity and your bottom line. Here are a few pro tips that should help avoid chronically late payers. Source: How to Handle Chronically Late Payers | Square I hate asking for money. Sure, I take pride in my work and I have… Continue reading How to Handle Chronically Late Payers

What is YOUR Metric For Success?

If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Manage It– Peter Druker, Management Thinker You’ve heard it before, if you can’t measure something, you can’t manage it. What the heck does that mean? To me, it means more than just assigning a tangible and measurable datapoint to a process. It’s not tracking data and managing your… Continue reading What is YOUR Metric For Success?

Decide To Try

070515-N-1134L-001 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 15, 2007) Ð Midshipmen from the Naval Academy tackle the ropes portion of an obstacle course during Sea Trials. Sea Trials, a 12-hour event modeled after the Marine CorpsÕ Crucible and the NavyÕs Battle Stations, is the capstone event of the midshipmenÕs freshman year, and is designed to test teamwork and motivation in a stressful environment. Plebes must work together to successfully conquer a variety of challenges, including damage control scenarios, zodiac boat runs, endurance courses, log PT, and riverine training. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Chris Lussier (RELEASED)

Every Accomplishment Starts With The Decision To Try Whether you’re a thriving entrepreneur, solopreneur, partner or working for someone else, any tangible accomplishment starts with the decision to try. This also means to me that you have to set a tangible goal, and be disciplined and motivated to go after your goal. What are some of your… Continue reading Decide To Try