Category Archives: Attitude
From The Business Coaching Chronicles-A Little Extra Change
Most people are resistant to change. They desire improvement but they resist changing their everyday routine. That’s a problem because, as leadership expert Max DePree says, “We cannot become what we need to be by remaining what we are.” To sharpen your Read More
From The Business Coaching Chronicles: Confrontation Is A Good Thing
One of the things most self-employed business owners, entrepreneurs and solo professionals dislike is confrontation. What I have seen time and again in my personal business coaching practice is that avoiding confrontation very often causes problems to fester, grow bigger and explode. Confrontation The Wrong Way I had a client with seven employees. One employee Read More
The Business Coaching Chronicles: Who Is Running Your Business?
Who is running your business? For this one particular client, a self-employed business owner, the answer or the truth was a revelation. As a personal business coach I have collaborated with and supported business owners, executives and managers in various stages of business and personal growth. The business in this story was entering Read More
Business Keys To Success: Confrontation
Confrontation is very challenging for most self-employed business owners. As a personal business coach, and having owned several successful small businesses I found myself in a state of Read More
Business Keys To Success: Become More Solution Oriented
Coming up with a solution, as any self-employed business owner, entrepreneur or solo professional knows is the key to advancing in small business. Small business by its very nature is about Read More
Challenge: The Holidays
For all of us, the Holidays will have an impact on our businesses and lives. Why? Even if you don’t celebrate the Holidays, people you know and work with do. And, there will be three specific days, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s, where most business stops or is very limited. And for a time that Read More
Who’s In Charge? The Case For A Job Description
A job description can be the tipping point to having a successful small business. Too often,the self-employed business owner becomes immersed in performing the business and really doesn’t know what his employees are doing and how they are doing it. This is a recipe for Read More
From The Business Coaching Chronicles: Success Comes In Creating Your Crowd
Small business success for the self-employed business owner doesn’t happen overnight. As this story shows, success is truly a process of one step at a time. Read More
Action: You May Talk The Talk But You Must Walk The Walk
Action is the bridge the self-employed business owner must cross to have small business success. Action is the bridge between involvement and commitment. Read More





