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The Business Owner's Manual

Running a Business from the Owner's Seat
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Why can't US business be left alone to produce what is needed for growth?
March 04, 2009, 7:35 PM
Two-thirds of small business profits are earned in households making more than $250,000 per year ...

Hiring can be the hardest thing you do - costly? I have the solution!
February 19, 2009, 8:30 PM
Topgrading (Brad Smart) is the answer every business should be using for all hires.... want a free copy of the instruction manual?

Solutions to challenges can come from the most unlikely places.
February 16, 2009, 5:35 PM
Involve others in processes you will get ideas and solutions from the most unlikely places; and some may even save movie night!

What should you being doing RIGHT NOW to keep your business on TOP in this economy?
February 06, 2009, 8:00 PM
1.) Keep your options open 2.) Stay closer to your profitable customers than ever 3.) Steal customer share from the weak 4.) Increase your flexibility ...

Don't Take Yourself or Your Job Too Seriously
February 03, 2009, 9:40 PM
What are we thinking.....

Avoid costly mis-hires and get A-Players on your team - now
January 27, 2009, 2:35 PM
Create a virual bench where you keep A-Players until you need to "call them up" ...

What are you top ROCKS? How to pick the top things to work on this quarter and beyond.
January 26, 2009, 8:00 PM
ROCKS can can take your business to new levels of profitablily!

What Kids Can Teach Us About Business Relationships
January 25, 2009, 7:50 PM
A crayon and a piece of paper can chnage your business - just watch!

How new taxes will effect your business and ultimately the US market and economy.
October 06, 2008, 8:00 PM
We have lost the backbone to be responsible for ourselves and make our own way; we are becoming a society of victim mentality and whiners that are looking to government to "take care of them” and to "fix their mistakes".

Join a Professional Organization to Gain Knowledge and Profit
July 23, 2008, 12:30 PM
BOM Highlight- "Get Involved" means more than just show up. You have to be on the board, get into a committee or give your time to serve the organization- without expecting a return. (You will get one that way- and ...



Latest Comments in The Business Owner's Manual posts

I got my cell phone wet. I used dry-all for cell phones. this stuff works great and it is reusable. my phone works better than ever. Available at DRY-ALL.com
Rice is great to eat but leave the drying to professional products.
By: sean on 6/15/09 at 4:42 PM
Have you ever gotten you cell phone wet? Short blog for a potential fix.
Corporate Choice Limousines is proud to be Denver?s ONLY TOTALLY green operator of ground transportation vehicles!!!! Our fleet currently consists of CNG vehicles. We are awaiting arrival, in March 2009 of our new fleet of Mercedes BlueTec diesel vehicles. No extra batteries to dispose of, as in ?Hybrid? vehicles, no replacing tires every 20k miles because of the extra battery weight. Clean cars, clean office!!! No more FAX, no print advertising of any kind!!!

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By: Andrew on 1/13/09 at 1:31 PM
Three Things to Consider When Going Green in Your Business
Hi Andy thanks for your impressions of EO. I am a member of the Sydney Chapter and I know that without my forum and the learning event I know my business would not be where it is. Since joining EO my business http://www.redballoondays.com.au/ has become the number one website in Australia for gifts according to Hitwise.

cheers
Naomi ...
By: Naomi Simson on 8/19/08 at 3:10 AM
Join a Professional Organization to Gain Knowledge and Profit
I hate going to the doctor's office. It is a fore gone conclusion that there is no getting in and out. I have tried the early morning appointment, but fared better when I went for the last appointment of the day. Except by then the doctor just wanted out of there and so did the staff. I wouldn't recommend that time slot if you actually want to talk to them about something like, hmmm, your health perhaps? I did know someone that spent 1 1/2 hours waiting for the doctor, went back to work, and sent the doctor a bill for their time. One would have hoped that the doctor would take the hint, but he didn't. Needless to say, the man changed doctors. Anyway, you bring a great point! I have often wondered what happened to the customer is always right?? I don't think the new generations in the work force have that mind set. Theirs is more, I am here to do you a favor, so you'll have to wait until I'm ready. Top management should spend a little more time teaching the customer basics to their new staffers.
By: Kim Shuford on 5/20/08 at 1:06 AM
Why do we always have to wait at the doctor's office
In any kind of business it seems that it is the little things that mean so much. Just making a quick phone call or sending a short email letting someone know you haven't forgotten about them seems to go a long way! It keeps them in the loop, even if they have no idea of how your business works. Letting them know your still there and working for them is the key to getting referrals from your clients. Great post!
By: Kim Shuford on 3/25/08 at 10:28 PM
Waiting to take off.... Again

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