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A Consistent Approach to Clarifying Your Business Strategy [Part 2]

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Work stress affects us all, but left unchecked, it can lead to serious work, personal and health problems.
Last week, we outlined three key high-stress triggers and three case studies showing how clients have resolved their work stress. This week, we share practical and applicable solutions that you can implement in your business for these and a range of other topics.
At the very least, work stress can make you miserable even in your down-time. Read my latest blog and escape the stress trap.

A Consistent Approach to Clarifying Your Company Strategy [Part 1]

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Work stress affects us all, but left unchecked, it can lead to serious work, personal and health problems.
Last week, we outlined three key high-stress triggers and three case studies showing how clients have resolved their work stress. This week, we share practical and applicable solutions that you can implement in your business for these and a range of other topics.
At the very least, work stress can make you miserable even in your down-time. Read my latest blog and escape the stress trap.

CrossFit for Your Business: A 3-Step Guide to Organise Your Business [part 3]

Organise Your Business

The only thing that chaos can produce is more chaos.
In business, disorganisation is self-perpetuating, creating more work, costing more money and producing more issues the longer it goes unchecked. It takes time to step away from your existing business structure and implement new protocols, but it is time that you will get back tenfold.
What’s more, a well-organised business is more efficient, productive, cost-effective and even more attractive to prospective investors, clients or future employees.
Learn the five steps to a well-organised business in the final blog of our three-part series.

The Value in Asking for Help

Asking For Help

Asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness, nor is it the actions of a demanding boss.
When we take the time to ask for help from a place of compassion and respect, we create a dynamic that is mutually understood and equally beneficial. We can’t possibly hope to manage all financial aspects of our business ourselves and our range of skills is limited, so reaching out to others for assistance is a valuable way to develop a more cohesive business, one that works together more effectively and with a greater sense of unity.