Executable Strategic Planning Is Effective Delegation of Who Does What By When

Does your strategic plan indicate who does what by when? If not, it should.

Time is Money - So Make More Money by Using Less Time!

Robert Bradford discusses how to improve profitability by paying attention to how you use time - both yours and your customers.

Federal Business Grants

The government is more than willing to award federal business grants especially with an economic condition that still remains unpredictable and has a need for more development.

Top 3 Strategies to Boost Your Perceived Value

Three ways to boost your perceived value are: deliver unexpected value, ensure your client's success and toot your own horn. Learn steps in how to do all three and keep clients coming back.

Successful Business Decision Making

Some people make decisions without any difficulty, while others struggle. Are you having trouble making a decision? Do you feel overwhelmed by all the choices you have, and aren’t sure how to pick just one? No matter how big or small those decisions might be, here's how you can make good, strategic decisions.

Avoiding the Small Business Cash Flow Roller Coaster

Running a business on the feast-or-famine roller coaster is hard on the cash flow aspect of your business and harder still on your nerves. With diligence and determination you can break this cycle. Learn how.

Small Business Success: Thriving During Change (And Landing On Your Feet!)

Some people thrive on change – they love it and even create more of it. Others view change with anxiety and resistance. Often times we react to it; we try to control it; we create situations and problems to avoid dealing with it. If you’re facing (or anticipating) one change or several changes, these tips will help you navigate through transition and help you land on your feet.

Blowing Your Own Horn - A Key Marketing Strategy for Small Business

Successful solo entrepreneurs spend quite a bit of time building and expanding their networks. We may meet face to face, over the telephone or online. We exchange pleasantries, information, referrals or resources and in doing so, strengthen the bonds with individuals and the whole organization. What is not quite as common in our exchanges is the use of a personal or business success story.

Health Insurance for Solo Entrepreneurs

One of the most important benefits employed people enjoy is health insurance coverage. It is also the single most costly expense for self-employed entrepreneurs. So what can you do to reduce ever increasing costs of health care coverage? Here are a few tips.

Small Business Spoiler - Procrastination

One of the most common issues that comes up for business owners is procrastination. There are many reasons why people procrastinate: self-doubt, boredom, fear of failure, the feeling of being unready or unprepared and so on, but these feelings by themselves don’t necessarily lead to procrastination.. learn what does.

Making Assumptions - A Critical Communication Mistake In Business And In Your Personal Life!

Communication is a critical factor in building professional and personal relationships. So often misunderstandings, conflicts and mis-connections arise around communication. Learn one of the critical factors that can make or break a conversation in an instant.

Keys to Feeling Powerful In An Uncertain World

Life is full of uncertainty and unpredictability. Learn concrete ways to feel more in control of your life regardless of your life situations at home or at work!

Leadership and Followership in a Team Setting

As a member of a team, leaders and followers are needed to keep the team running smoothly. Rose Hill analyzes the need for both leaders and follows and how important it is for solo entrepreneurs to step into both roles as when necessary and appropriate.

Three Small Business Secrets to Getting More Billable Time

Learn 3 ways to increase your productivity and make more billable hours in the day. Strategies that every Solo Entrepreneur could use!