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A simple 1-Page Plan (1PP) makes it easy for everyone in the company to know where they’re going and what they need to do to get there, without being bogged down by an overly complex business plan possibly riddled with unclear and even contradictory statements. Here’s what a 1PP can look like.

The holiday season, spanning December and January, can be a challenging period for small business owners in the trade & construction industries. This time often brings fluctuating cash flow, which can significantly impact your businesses financial stability.

Think back to the last five challenges you have had in your business involving your team. It is most likely that they may have been avoided with clearer communication – and possibly a meeting.

I hear you say, “But meetings are boring and a waste of time!”

Meetings don't need to be boring. Boring meetings are usually run by boring people!

A cash flow forecast is an essential tool in the arsenal of any successful business, but for trade and construction businesses, where costs and income can fluctuate dramatically, it's especially vital.

One strategy gaining traction amongst savvy small business owners is offshoring. Here's a glimpse into the many advantages offshoring offers for those who embrace this resource.

Culture drives the commercial, not the other way around! Ultimately, the leader is the mirror of the culture within a company. It is said: “Show me your leader, it will show me your company. The good, the bad, the ugly and everything in between.”

Planning on taking a well-earned holiday?  It may just be the most beneficial thing for your business. You see, the most valuable businesses are the ones that can survive without their owner. If your business cannot run without you, then you have a job, not a business.

Who's heard: “Hey listen, you've just got to think positive. You've just got to put the positive vibes out there and things will work out.”

With the economy shifting, consumers and businesses are becoming more selective with whom they spend their money with. History and even your own experience have shown that price is not the defining measure as to whether people choose you as their provider of choice unless there is nothing else to differentiate the options.