6 Tips and 90 Days to Protect Your Business
There can be no way around it, Inc. contributor Brian Hamilton’s April 2020 COVID-19 centered article, “6 Actions to Take in the Next 90 Days to Save Your Business,” isn’t pulling any punches. Hamilton, Founder of the Brian Hamilton Foundation, believes that the next 90-days could be make or break days for business owners looking to navigate the choppy waters of...Read More
Improving Your Telework Habits
In her recent April 20th, 2020 Forbes article, “Three Keys to Engaged, Productive Telework Teams,” author Rajshree Agarwal, who is a professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, explored how to get the most out of telework. This highly timely article covers some very important territory for many companies dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s explore...Read More
Don’t Fear Failure, Learn from It Instead
Failure is rarely fun. But it is also a key ingredient in success. While failure can be painful, there is no doubting the fact that the lessons that come from failure can be powerful teachers that provide life-long lessons and even life-trajectory altering results. Summed up another way, failure hurts. But on occasion, not failing could hurt more, especially in the...Read More
How to Connect During a Crisis
Small business owners are facing new challenges during this crisis. Communicating with customers requires more focus and depth than ever before. In Mat Zuker’s latest article for Forbes Magazine, he cites Jay Mandel who runs The Collective NYC, a marketing consulting team focusing on a customer’s experience, who underlines the importance of businesses to understand...Read More
Finding the Best Business for You
Owning a business and owning the right kind of business for you are, of course, two wildly different things. Owning the wrong kind of business can make you absolutely miserable. So if you are considering buying a business, it is prudent that you invest the time and effort into determining the best kind of business for your needs and your personality. In a recent Forbes...Read More
6 Types of People That Want To Buy A Business In Nashville
Nashville is a huge draw to people looking to buy a business. But not all buyers are the same, and sellers should be prepared to meet an eclectic mix of individuals and corporations looking to take over their operation. Here, we take a look at the six types of business buyers you might encounter if you are getting ready to sell your business. 1. The Synergistic Buyer The synergistic...Read More
Tackling Growth Delusions When Buying a Business
There is no doubt about it, it can be exciting to buy a new business. However, in the process, it is very important that you don’t become unrealistic about future growth. Keep in mind that in the vast majority of cases, if a business is poised to quickly grow substantially, the seller would be far less interested in selling. Richard Parker’s recent article for...Read MoreThings To Think About Before You Buy A Business In Nashville
If you have dreams of becoming a business owner and wish to buy a business in Nashville (aka “Music City”), you have an opportunity to get in on the ground floor of an area experiencing explosive growth. But before you start your search, there are 10 pressing questions you should be prepared to ask the seller. Keep reading for insight into these. Question 1: What is the most...Read More
Do You Dream of Being A Business Owner? Read This First
Before you buy a business in Nashville, you need to know that the area is booming. There is no sign that growth in Music City is going to slow down anytime soon, either. That is great news for you and means many customers for your enterprise. But other than money, what are the benefits of owning a business? What is involved with getting started? Keep reading as we answer these...Read More
