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During the pandemic every human experienced changes in their lives; how they work, how they spend their leisure time, and how they spend their money. If you look at your small business and see that it is operating exactly as it did before the pandemic, we have to ask why you have not taken advantage of the changes your customer has made. Whether you sell products or services; whether your business had sales that greatly increased because of the pandemic or were a business that struggled through the pandemic; there are opportunities for changes that will increase your bottom line. If your business saw the pandemic as something that was like, "riding a wave", or if you feel that things "will be getting back to normal", you will want to see how other businesses are building from what has happened. Powerpoint of "Disrupting or prompting; Does this affect how you approach business?"
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DECEMBER 2024
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With over 25 years of frontline experience Tom Shay is America's leading Small Business Management Expert. He's a "Must Have" for your next event.
Small Business
Whose job is this, anyway? Have you heard that before? The December Small Business Article of the Month offers ideas from those who have found solutions.
Small Business
Past our announcement that the December newsletter starts our 26th year, we are discussing what is and what is not a problem.
Starting with, all these announced closings of retail operations is not a problem indicative of retail. It is an indicator of chain stores trying to correct the problems they previously made.
We came across a solution of tasks not getting done as well as tasks not done correctly. We created an owner's manual for our business. Details in the Article of the Month.
Atomic Habits by James Clear. Have you ever caught yourself saying that you had gotten out of the habit of doing something? Perhaps it is something you need to continue to do? This book can be applicable to personal and business life.
