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Enjoy the Journey
That’s the message I’d give my 16-year-old self… not that she’d listen, it was never a strong point. “If I could turn back time” provides an interesting pause for thought, and some fairly obvious questions: what would I do differently? … Continue reading
Changing the world… through crowdfunding
The title for this LetsBlogOff was what got my attention – What are you looking forward to in the new year? – it made me realise how much I relish the challenges and opportunities ahead. The short answer is building … Continue reading
Posted in crowdfunding, growth, networks, planning, social media
Tagged ambition, crowdfunding, free, funding, knowledge
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Dazed and confused
I never met Steve Jobs, so it’s odd that I feel so bereaved today. He was one of a handful of people who genuinely and profoundly influenced my entrepreneurial life. And I know his legacy will continue to do so. … Continue reading
What you can learn from Andy Murray
… and it’s not about tennis Over the years, I’ve been lucky enough to have access to the expertise and wisdom of some amazing people. Although it’s fair to admit that ‘lucky’ doesn’t quite explain most of these relationships. In … Continue reading
DO YOUR DILIGENCE
… if you want a sale Selling a business is not unlike selling a house; cut the clutter, boost kerb appeal, get your timing right, and you’re ready to go! Ehh? If none of this makes sense, you need more … Continue reading
Stay ahead to stay in business
According to the proverb, imitation is the most serious form of flattery. But when it’s your idea, your design or your format that’s blatantly copied, does it feel like flattery? This is a regular topic of conversation, along the lines … Continue reading
Posted in business, growth, strategy
Tagged competition, entrepreneurial, growth, innovation, learning
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So you think you know your business?
Working with owner-managers is the highlight of my week. Without exception, they are focused, ambitious and daring. Well you have to be. Few businesses are unique, so deciding that you can do better than the competition, in whatever way, takes … Continue reading
An easy mistake to make.
How often have you made a decision based on the time, money or effort already committed? You’ve made the investment, so it’s right that you’ll see a return – right? Often, sadly, not necessarily. A long time ago, I was … Continue reading
Keep fit for business
How much time do you spend honing your skills or learning new techniques? Continue reading