
Tools Are Only Good if They’re Used
This is Especially True for Saving Money Over the last couple of weeks, we have discussed why it’s critical to save money to keep your

This is Especially True for Saving Money Over the last couple of weeks, we have discussed why it’s critical to save money to keep your

There’s a Tool for That Last week we discussed the importance of saving money— both individually and in business— and the high percentage of people

A “Rainy-Day Fund” Can Help Keep You Afloat Recently, I’ve had a couple of conversations about business finances and how, when done poorly, they can

So, How Should You Do It? It can be hard to go to ask a construction customer for a progress payment. Part of the problem

The Simple Thing We Did That Turned Our Finances Around Last week, I discussed the question: How Do We Know What to Do? This came

Wouldn’t It Be Nice If We Could Tell the Future? We’ve been working on a new website for our coaching and consulting business. This whole

It’s So Much More Than Just a Number A few weeks ago, I shared that it takes a lot of different tools to build a

This Goes for Building a Business Too It takes a lot of different tools to build a construction project. Just think about it. There are

It Starts with Clear Expectations Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve discussed how difficult hiring can be. It’s one of the most challenging responsibilities

It’s Less About Skill and More About Who They Are Last week, we discussed how difficult it can be to hire good people and reviewed

Isn’t This a Question We’d All Like Answered One of the hardest parts of running a business is hiring people. We have too much to

Don’t Run Your Business Like a Runaway Train This week is the final post in a series about the busy lives of people in the