So, you’ve got a heap of ideas after a brainstorming session or two. Cool! Now, it’s time to sift through them and see which ones are real gems worth exploring further. Think of this process as passing your...
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Tom Sharp
Creative Strategies to Help Spark Your Next Big Business Idea
Forget The Old Ideas: Unlock Your Creative Potential To Generate New Business Ideas What is the basic idea behind your business, or behind the product or service you sell? The better your high-level concept is, the...
20 Ways to Increase Your Cashflow in Just 20 Days
Get Your Money Flowing Again The lifeblood of every firm is its cashflow. Without cash, there would be no way to pay suppliers and staff, and business would grind to a standstill. In this checklist I’ve compiled a lot...
Stop Searching and Start Finding A-Players with a Scorecard
Example Scorecard For A Marketing Manager When hiring new team members, it helps enormously to first create a good description of the A-Player you need for that specific role. I recommend you create a so-called...
Master the Art of Delegation: Make Sure Your Team Doesn’t Miss Anything Anymore
One of the reasons why delegating can be so frustrating is that it’s sometimes hard to accurately tell your team members what you actually want them to deliver. However, when you start explaining more clearly what it is...
Say Goodbye To Stress! Here’s How to Easily Track Team Activity
Sometimes the most useful advice is the simplest. Like David Allen’s popularization of Dean Acheson’s ‘Waiting For List’ idea. Place an empty writing pad on the corner of your desk or worktable, along with a...
Instantly Upgrade Your Team with Binary Mails, Messages and Meetings
Many leaders are silently unhappy with the lack of initiative from their own team members. Fortunately, there is an easy fix with my simple technique. First, tell your team members that they cannot email or message you...
Double Your Growth in Half the Time: Here’s How to Do It!
The best methods for solving complicated problems take a lot of time to execute and implement. Most entrepreneurs don’t have the time and energy to do the real thinking that is required. And so, they keep running...