Category: Starting in Business

5 top tips for attracting the right people to your team

Having the right team is so important for any operation. Having individuals who give a damn, who are keen to learn, who respond well to feedback. Those people who take ownership for their role and free us to focus on growing the business.
Sadly, way too many businesses are settling for people who were never right. People who take your time and sap your energy – who the rest of your team are desperate for you to sort out.
So how do you attract the ‘right’ people to your team? Let’s find out…

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6 Challenges of Starting a New Business

The pursuit of your own business sounds like an attractive idea because it presents an opportunity to become financially independent. In addition, for those who have been working for others, becoming your own boss also encourages action.

Unfortunately, the idea of becoming a business owner is often romanticized. Whether it’s a massive venture or a small business, business owners of both types have to face challenges that get in their way.

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Easy Business start up ideas

OK, so you’re considering starting up a business of your own. That’s great as long as you’re passionate about it, you’ve done your homework and it fills a need. It’s no good doing what everyone else is doing – look for your unique selling point and do the job better than anyone else!
Here are 10 of the most popular small business ideas.

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Starting A Small Business With No Prior Experience

Starting a small business without prior experience can be challenging. However, it’s far from impossible. It’s important to adopt a variety of measures, focusing on your strengths, building new skills and knowledge, using traditional techniques, and supporting your workforce. With some careful planning and consideration, you can give yourself the best chance of success.

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Is the pet industry recession proof? How to get started

the pet industry is relatively recession-proof. Even during economic downturns, people tend to continue spending on their pets, as they view them as a source of comfort and joy. In fact, the pet industry has often seen growth during economic recessions, as people may turn to pets for companionship and support during tough times. A study by the APPA found that during the Great Recession of 08, the pet industry actually saw an increase in sales, as people turned to their pets for emotional support

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