Many business owners feel that summer is typically a slow time of year for their business. Is that you too? Obviously a lot depends on where you live, your firm's sales cycle, whether you market seasonal products (locally and globally) and what else is going on in the industry and economically.According to Tom Hall, co-author of "Ruthless Focus: How to Use Key Core Strategies to Grow Your Business," with leadership expert Wally Bock:
Summer is a great time to jump your business ahead. If your clients and customers are all taking a break, take advantage of the slow market and get yourself ready for the fall.How do you get ready? He offers a couple of fun recommendations here.
And be sure to review his thoughts on how to remedy the "I must do it all" mentality for business owners.
What are you doing this summer to stand out from the crowd with your clients and customers? We welcome hearing from you.
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