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Running a small business is no small feat. With endless tasks and responsibilities pulling you in multiple directions, time management and productivity become crucial for success. However, staying on top of everything can be a real challenge. That’s why mastering time management is essential for small business owners who want to work smarter, not harder.
By Matthew Wells · September 26 2024 tips, small business, time, time management
Tips from September 9, 2009 The Small Business tips today discuss working from home: Scheduling Enforce normal business hours while working at home. Stick to the schedule the business needs to operate; not your personal one. Keep track of time & manage it better by setting deadlines. Make sure to get your work done before tending to other obligations. It's easy to get lost in your personal life at home, so keep a work calendar visible to remind you constantly of work & deadlines. Establish a routine, especially if you have personal commitments. Get a schedule: work first, then adhere to personal obligations. Daily Overview: Pretend you're still "in the office." Set a schedule & start a routine to keep your work on track.
By Cheryl Sowa · September 10 2009 small business tips, small business, scheduling, time management
Tips from July 28, 2009 The Small Business tips today discuss time management. Step 2: Find Out Where You're Wasting Time Keep a log to document your activities during the day & time spent on them. Check which are productive & which are not. Identify what activities can only be done by you & which ones you can delegate. Allow others to help where they can. Identify major time wasters: Internet, email, socializing, communication breakdown. Eliminate the problems you can & control the issues. Create goals. Write them down to ensure that you follow them. Track your progress every so often, reevaluate, & adjust. Daily Overview: Realizing your time wasters will allow you to delegate time efficiently & create goals.
By Cheryl Sowa · July 28 2009 small business tips, small business, waste, goals
Tips from July 27, 2009 The Small Business tips today discuss time management. Step 1: Get the right mindset. Reality is, everyone only has 24 hours in a day. Learn to how to manage that time, but don't forget to relax! Start with yourself. YOU are in control. Don't let time manage you. Resolve to take control & manage your time. Acknowledge you need help to manage time. Be open to suggestions. Realize you must make sacrifices in order to change habits. Don't waste time! Start now! Time stops for no one. Once you take control of time, you will be able to change the future. Daily Overview: Everyone has the same amount of time - the challenge is to start to use it effectively. There is no time like the present!
By Cheryl Sowa · July 27 2009 small business tips, small business, time, time management
Government, Politics and the Economy Small Business: The White House is Deaf to Our Needs President Obama's decision to cut off aid to small business lender CIT Group is just the latest in a string of decisions that demonstrate Obama's indifference to small business. WSJ.com Shlaes: Look to Reagan for a Way Out of the Recession Bloomberg columnist Amity Shlaes suggests that with the similarity between the current recession and the economic woes of the early 1980s, the solution to those woes, lower taxes and higher interest rates, is worth looking at today. Bloomberg.com Management and Operations
By Charles M Cooper · July 17 2009 small business brief, marketing, small business, economy
Tips from July 10, 2009 The Small Business tips today will be about time management. Spend most of your day doing what you do best. Allocate 60-70% of your day doing what impacts your business the most. Create a daily plan & stick to it. Stick to this schedule & post it around your business for everyone to see what you’re up to. Keep a calendar at your business to have easy access to future events. This helps to coordinate your day with everyone else’s. Be thorough when you contact people. Leave detailed messages with contact information, business information, & what you need. Daily Overview: Make the best of every minute of your business day and accomplish your goals.
By Cheryl Sowa · July 10 2009 small business tips, small business, time management, plan
Government, Politics and the Economy Democrats Offer Mixed Signals on Deficit President Obama may have called for legally binding measures to enforce spending restraint, but both his congressional allies and his own actions are threatening to undermine his effort. WSJ.com Healthcare Bill Raises Taxes by $600 Billion House Democrats have drafted healthcare overhaul legislation that includes $600 billion in tax increases and $400 billion in cuts to Medicare and Medicaid. According to Ways and Means chairman Charles Rangel, the total cost of healthcare reform will top $1 trillion. Bloomberg.com Management and Operations
By Charles M Cooper · June 12 2009 small business brief, marketing, small business, economy
Government and Economy Stimulus Sought for Equity Financing With equity investments in new companies drying up, venture capitalists and angel investors are pushing the federal government for financial relief and to open up to them small business programs traditionally reserved for noninvestor-backed businesses. WSJ.com Internet Sales Tax Coming? House and Senate bills expected to surface in the next week could eliminate the "physical presence" requirement in the tax law that has, thus far, kept the various levels of government from levying sales taxes on the Web. BusinessWeek.c...
By Charles M Cooper · April 21 2009 small business brief, marketing, small business, economy
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