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Your business is growing, and so is your To Do List, but you feel like you have nothing to show for it.
You can’t help but feel like you’re wasting precious time, energy, and resources on the wrong things–and it’s limiting your success, stealing your time, and undermining your company’s profitability.
If you’re an entrepreneur who feels bored or hemmed in by your work, I have an idea for you.
Stop taking your business so seriously.
It’s not exactly the typical advice you would expect from a business strategist, but hear me out.
You like big goals and you cannot lie.
You have audacious aspirations for your business, and you are committed to bringing your vision to life. Now it’s time to create a strategic plan to turn your ambitions into achievements and start taking intentional steps towards claiming your goals.
With the national unemployment rate at 3.8%, business owners who are looking to grow their team need to be savvy to more than just the needs of their company.
Even the language you use in job ads and interviews needs to be considered from a legal perspective, and you need to understand the rules, regulations, and liabilities involved. But the employment relationship goes far beyond the legalities, technicalities, and practical steps of the hiring process.
There are so many restrictions and regulations to navigate as a business owner. On top of that, today’s workforce is looking for more than just a paycheck they can truly live on, they’re looking for opportunities to grow personally and professionally, to make an impact with their work, and to be recognized for it.
Hiring used to be kind of like being a Dragon on the Dragon’s Den.
Potential candidates came to wow you, determined to convince you that they were the right one for the job. You just had to decide who you wanted to invest in.
Now the tables have turned.
You can’t just post a job ad on Indeed and expect qualified candidates to come flooding in.
Find out which Swamped Business Owner Syndrome is keeping you inundated, stressed, and exhausted.
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