Management

Bosses Are Out - Managers As Coaches Are In
There is a new trend taking hold in business today which translates into amazing productivity, results, and a happier workforce. It?s easy, positive, and some say transformative; best of all, it? Read more →
Brain Dead at the Very Idea of Meeting? Use Mind Maps to Inject Life and Creativity to Meetings
Meetings are indeed an indispensable aspect of a business operation as much as in many other activities. The rising number of conferences, seminars and expositions stand testimony to the need for bringing groups of people together for intellectual exchange of ideas, business issues, information, and a host of other reasons. Read more →
Breakeven Analysis - A Practical Guide for the Busy Entrepreneur
Breakeven analysis answers the question, "what do I need in sales in order to break even?" By breaking even, we mean not losing any money, but also not making any money. Read more →
Bringing Ideas to Life: Seven Principles for Pulling Together
You?re so excited you?re practically bouncing off the walls. This idea?your best ever?is not only going to save the company tens of thousands of dollars this year, it? Read more →
Budgets that Damage - The Downsides of Making the Numbers
In my organisational career, I had budgets from the age of 22 to 47. I lived and breathed them and many times, budgets, the gospel that they were, caused havoc, albeit within the corporate retailer framework that I worked. Read more →
Budgets!
Budgets! There I've said it. For some the most hated and feared word in business. But it doesn't have to be that way. As a matter of fact, a well thought out and constructed budget can be the small business owners best friend. Read more →
Budgets, Forcasts and Sales Quotas
Over the years, I have observed any number of approaches to getting employees to work more effectively, smarter and harder. You would be amazed at how na? Read more →
Build an Effective Team Today
A team is not just a group of people. All too often a group of individuals are put together in a room with a common task and expected to accomplish a goal efficiently and effectively. Read more →
Build Great Habits
Best-selling author, John Grisham, was a practicing defense lawyer in 1984 when he began writing his first novel (A Time to Kill). Because his job demanded 60 to 70- hour weeks, he came to work several hours early for three years to work on the book. Read more →
Build Rapport Fast! - Eight Easy Steps
Building rapport is all about creating a relationship, in the moment. And this is vital in business, education, friendships and many other areas of life. Read more →

Aphorism

Charlie [Munger] and I would be glad to take any money management organization in the world managing more than $US10 billion and we would be willing to bet that their aggregate investment (performance) will be poorer than a no-load, very low cost index fu

Warren Buffett


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