Phil Gerbyshak over at Make It Great! has a terrific post on customer service today. One of the key items on his list – item 6, Follow Up – is in my opinion one of the most important. And as I noted in the comments, is the one most often overlooked. I also think it’s… Continue reading The Most Important Item on a Top 5 List – #6 – Follow Up
4 Things to Consider About Your Home-Based Business Structure
Betty sells bras – nursing bras to be exact. Betty’s been doing it for about a year, and is making a pretty good go at it. She’s starting to expand her line, and has considered adding on to her home to enlarge her home office. Jeff is a career coach. 6 months in and he’s… Continue reading 4 Things to Consider About Your Home-Based Business Structure
Yeah-But Rebuttals: Show Me the Money
This is the third in a series of periodic posts on rebuttals to common “yeah-buts” that I hear from people wanting to work from home. Yeah-But “Yeah, but, I don’t have enough money to start a home-based business.” The Rebuttal It’s unfortunate, but often things end up coming down to money. Basing your future on… Continue reading Yeah-But Rebuttals: Show Me the Money
Allocate Your Time and Energy
Steve Pavlina consistently has some thought-provoking stuff on the subject of personal development. Today Steve has an interesting post on asset allocation. Aside from the standard financial planning methods, he relates how to apply the concept to different areas of your life: After the financial planning course I realized that the strategy of asset allocation… Continue reading Allocate Your Time and Energy
5 Ways to Overcome the Home Business Blues, Blahs, and Burnout
Why the heck am I doing this? What’s the point? I’m so sick of this $%#@! There comes a time in every home-based business life when you reach the point of blah. It has happened to every single person I’ve talked to who runs a home-based business. I, myself, know it well. Maybe you’ve hit… Continue reading 5 Ways to Overcome the Home Business Blues, Blahs, and Burnout