Business and Financial Guru

In the last tip we discussed the importance of learning from your business mistakes and moving on. An even better option is to be a close observer of your competitors and learn from their mistakes. We tend to take a keen interest in what our competitors are doing and if you don’t you should. Read the rest of this entry »

With the exception of the odd kangaroo bounding across the road, it is relaxing and I find that as soon as I leave the outskirts of town my mind relaxes and I can start to think more clearly. As I drive along I think about the issues at the forefront of my mind, those that are most pressing. As the kilometres roll by these issues tend to resolve themselves and I either record notes or jot down my thoughts and ideas in my notebook. Read the rest of this entry »

Another one of the themes I talk about a lot is the issue of time and the way we all seem to be locked into a constant battle to manage our time effectively. In my mind the most serious side effect of this time battle is that we simply don’t find the time to stop and think about our business. Read the rest of this entry »