This entry was posted
on Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 at 10:12 pm and is filed under WinWeb, bootstrap.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
 |
|
External Links
|
My Recent Tweets
Other Great Business Blogs
- Plan Your Way To Success
- Starting A Rural Business
- Tell The World About Your New Product
- Avoid Start-Up Failure
- Can Women Really Have It All?
- Do You Have What It Takes To Be Your Own Boss?
- Expanding Into International Markets
- Dealing with Auditors
- Expanding Into International Markets
- Can Women Really Have It All?
WinWeb.com – Business Blog: Focus On Your Small Business Goalby Stefan Töpfer on Sep 15, 2009One of the most destructive developments in any business is when a business, large or small, is loosing its business focus. The same is true if you as a small business owner fail to focus on your business goal(s). WinWeb tells you what you can do to stay on course to achieve your small business goal(s)…. Read more @ winweb.com 
1 Comment » | Trackback
| Share This
One Response to “ WinWeb.com – Business Blog: Focus On Your Small Business Goal ”Leave a ReplyI would love to hear from you, please let me know what your take on my blog post is. In order to stop spam on my blog and increase conversations, I had to implement some simple rules: 1. Please enter your real name, not your company, product or service's name. We are sorry but any violation of the above rules will mean an automatic removal of your comment. |
Sponsors
Categories
- avoid growing pain
- be eco-friendly
- be successful
- bootstrap
- choose your office
- deal with taxes
- do a reality check
- do a SWOT plan
- do bookkeeping.
- do cost cutting
- do credit control
- do customer service
- export
- find funding
- grow your business
- handle problems
- keep data safe
- lower overheads
- manage your time
- market and sell
- motivate your staff
- not to do it!
- outsource effectively
- plan cash-flow
- plan your business
- recruit the right people
- sell your business
- start-up in business
- use online IT
- Accountants/CPAs
- Accounting
- Boomer Business
- Contractor
- Development
- Disaster Plan
- DIY Business
- Employment
- Entrepreneur
- Exporting
- Failure
- Finance
- Franchise
- Freelancer
- Generation-Y
- Globelization 3.0
- Green/Eco-Friendly
- Health Check
- Home Business
- Infrastructure
- Key Account Management
- Lifestyle
- Marketing/PR
- MumEntrepreneur
- News
- Outsourcing
- Personal Business
- Red-Tape
- Relationships
- Sales
- Self-employed
- Social Entrepreneur
- SOHO/SMB/SME/Micro
- Sole-Trader
- Start-Up
- Suppliers
- Virtual Assistants
- Work/Life Balance
Said on September 17th, 2009 at 9:22 am
I would guess that all small business start ups are very focussed at the start, or focussed in a new business kind of way, but once things settle down a little, a number of months or perhaps years down the line, the excitement of that new business will fade, and with that the concentration and perhaps those initial aspirations will dull a little. It is at this time you need to drive forward and to grow and improve the business, to take it to a new level, and with this have new dreams, always keep those dreams just infront of your nose, not out of reach, just not close enough to be able to grasp them, that way you will have the incentive to go forward.