Comments on: Think Without Limits http://profitsrgood.com/think-without-limits/ it's about Business! Wed, 02 May 2012 14:58:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Phil Hendy http://profitsrgood.com/think-without-limits/comment-page-1/#comment-773 Phil Hendy Thu, 29 Jul 2010 08:07:49 +0000 http://profitsrgood.com/?p=1707#comment-773 I have personal goals rather than business goals. It is much more important to concentrate on your business, certainly if you are in the startup phase. People really can get bogged down with spreadsheets and budgets etc. Just step back and concentrate on getting sales in first. When you get that bit larger it becomes more important to cost control, partiularly if you have staff to pay etc. I have personal goals rather than business goals. It is much more important to concentrate on your business, certainly if you are in the startup phase. People really can get bogged down with spreadsheets and budgets etc. Just step back and concentrate on getting sales in first.

When you get that bit larger it becomes more important to cost control, partiularly if you have staff to pay etc.

]]> By: Simon Thurston http://profitsrgood.com/think-without-limits/comment-page-1/#comment-765 Simon Thurston Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:31:36 +0000 http://profitsrgood.com/?p=1707#comment-765 Not having targets, goals or objectives is proven to affect the way that entrepreneurs and small business owners perform. They add direction, relevance and a sense of achievement and determination. A good way of implementing this (and something that I do and I find really useful) is to have an accountability partner. This is someone who you can pair up with and call them on a weekly or fortnightly basis, so that you can run through pre-agreed tasks and targets. You then run through what your partner has achieved for the given period, and they run through what you have done. It can be tough when working on your own, but I find this gives me an added incentive, a purpose and a driver to not want to let anyone down, or indeed be beaten! Not having targets, goals or objectives is proven to affect the way that entrepreneurs and small business owners perform. They add direction, relevance and a sense of achievement and determination.
A good way of implementing this (and something that I do and I find really useful) is to have an accountability partner. This is someone who you can pair up with and call them on a weekly or fortnightly basis, so that you can run through pre-agreed tasks and targets.
You then run through what your partner has achieved for the given period, and they run through what you have done.
It can be tough when working on your own, but I find this gives me an added incentive, a purpose and a driver to not want to let anyone down, or indeed be beaten!
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