By: Lauren Fried
Saying ‘no’ doesn’t come naturally to many, particularly when you have your own business. It’s often tempting to say ‘yes’ to every opportunity that comes your way,…
Redefining Business Success + the 5 Things That Will Get You There Faster
By: Kelly Exeter
n ten years of business, my definition of ‘success’ has evolved constantly. The definition I’ve gotten to today, however? I reckon it will stand the test of time.
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Ensuring Cash Flow During Good Times and Bad
By: Des Caulfield
Monitoring cash flow should be your number one priority if you are a business owner. After all, cash is king. Part of this process involves having careful control…
Five Things Start-ups Should Ask Potential Investors Before Signing the Dotted Line
By: Alan Manly
Entrepreneurs start businesses to solve problems facing customers or to improve the way customer needs are satisfied. In the event that on-hand funding is insufficient to fully realise the potential…
It Started With a Bright Idea: Top Tools for Developing and Writing a Brilliant Business Plan
By: Dylan Rees
Ideas and execution go hand in hand. There is no greater importance placed on either aspect of starting and running a successful business. Without one another, a…
Ready or Not: a Pre-launch Start-up Checklist
By: Alan Manly
Launching a start-up is exciting. The long journey from conjuring the initial, embryonic concept to bravely sharing your business idea with someone else is now ‘ancient history’. Things are different…
Six Simple Steps for Succession in Family Businesses
By: David Harland
If you work in the family business sector, chances are you run into the same statistics over and over again:
Seventy percent of family businesses fail or sell…
How to Save 140 Hours a Month and Fast Track Your Business Growth
By: Elizabeth Campbell
Set yourself up for fast growth before it happens. Seems like a simple idea, right? Most businesses don’t do it, however, and when rapid growth happens, they’re caught…
Five Critical Lessons for Growth From a Startup Chief Executive
By: James Charlesworth
When I look back over the past few years since I launched a SaaS startup, the most valuable lessons have come from making mistakes and pushing myself out…
Not All Payments to Shareholders Are Income
By: Max Newnham
Loan agreements need to be drawn up when shareholders are paid.
There are many reasons why small business owners choose to operate through a company structure. One of…
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