There are several business leaders in the world whom I admire…One of my favorites in Daymond John [entrepreneur, author, brand consultant, speaker, and co-star “Shark” on the TV series Shark Tank].
We all will get bad reviews sometimes. Unfortunately, we can’t make everyone happy in this world. That’s just the way of it. And when those times do occur, it can be almost terrifying how easily these unhappy consumers can spread the word to potential customers.
As I’m sure you know, this creature has a reputation for being extremely slow. They move slowly, eat slowly, and even digest their food slowly. (It can take up to a month to digest their food.) However, sloths are amazing swimmers.
In business, we sometimes hit road blocks that we’re not sure how to overcome. We become tired, complacent, and struggle with motivation. In those times, we often simply need a pick-me-up.
Vendor loyalty is when we show devotion and adherence to our vendors. We work with them diligently and make sure they know that they’re appreciated.
Pandemics and social distancing don’t have to stop your event. Now is the time to go virtual. I love going to trade shows. I love
Personally, I think that disciplinary actions for employees can, in some ways, be even more difficult than for children. As with kids, adults also respond in various ways to different situations.
Whether you struggle along through the weeks or are sitting back as the well-oiled machine manages itself, now may be the best time to reevaluate what’s working for your business, what’s not, and how you can keep up with your customers.
I got to thinking about some of the things on this list that has affected me in my job. So here is my top 15 things that I have shaped how I do business.
One the biggest challenges…has been the lack of importance regarding mental health in the workplace. While recent years have shown that many employers recognize this need, far more companies still seem to struggle with the idea of taking care of their employees in this regard.