Whether you’re a business owner, a member of senior management, a team lead, or even a professional with decision-making power in your role, you’ve probably come up against the issue of analysis paralysis. Being in a position to make a decision that can affect the outcome of your business is, in a

Goals are great. They get you from point A to point B and keep you motivated along the way. That said, we all know how hard it can be to stick to your goals — especially financial ones. With everything going on in your life, it can be difficult to remember your plans for tomorrow much less your

New year, same to-do list. Although we replace our calendars, the concerns of small business owners are very much the same year to year: Make sure your business is cash flow positive, and that you’re generating enough revenue to stay that way. That’s not going to change with the dawn of this new

It’s that time of the year when many people look ahead and decide to make changes in their life.  New Year’s Resolutions can be about almost anything, but most are related to either health or money.  While money may be what drives the world, without your health it loses much of its value.  So what

As the New Year approaches, people say things like, “My resolution is to be better at everything in this New Year.” “I’ll lose weight.” “I’ll go to the gym three times a week.” “I’ll network more.” Such New Year’s resolutions, while well-intended, don’t seem to be very effective and are often