For a business to be successful, it’s important to express gratitude to your employees, your clients, and your business colleagues/collaborators. Gratitude is not costly. It simply requires mindfulness and commitment. In this post we provide examples of how to allow gratitude to circulate like electricity, promoting energy and valuable currency for your best life.
Businesses that have a Plan B for when their Plan A is impacted by today’s challenging environment are well positioned to survive and thrive moving forward. In this post, we provide an example of how we helped one organization do just that.
During these challenging times, it’s more important than ever to be flexible and responsive in how we cope with change. The businesses in the strongest positions today are those who have added a Plan B to their Plan A, based on time, quality and cost.
In-person events may be on pandemic-hold, but productive and highly enjoyable gatherings can still be organized online, including guest speakers, entertainment, and the active engagement of participants. It’s all about learning the tools to create and manage events virtually, a trend that is predicted to continue long after the pandemic ends.
The way we do business has changed during the pandemic, but not the importance of networking. Knowing how to meet “face to face” online with clients and connections, looking your professional best and presenting your brand are keys to sustaining and growing your business.
The Greek philosopher Plato had it right when he said, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Having to work from home during the coronavirus pandemic has driven us to find inventive ways to look our best while participating in a virtual meeting.
In spite of this year’s rapidly changing business environment, there are measures you can take to not only survive the current downturn but come out on the other side equipped to thrive in the “new normal.” It all starts with understanding your instinctive strengths and natural style.
Remember the fairy tale “Goldilocks and The Three Bears”? Goldilocks enters the home of the Three Bears while they are out. She samples the three bowls of porridge they left on the table, and quickly decides which she prefers. Today, smart businesses apply “The Goldilocks Principle” in determining what type of communications their customers favour.
Fifty years ago, Apollo 13 lifted off to land on the moon, but two days into the mission, the lunar landing was aborted after an oxygen tank failed. The crew’s return safely to Earth offers lessons on how we can survive and even thrive in today’s challenging business environment.
“Business as usual’ is now “business unusual.” If your service-based business is going to weather the storm, you need to adapt and embrace your new best friend — technology! We can point you in the right direction.
