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Why Your New Year’s Resolutions Have Already Failed (for You and Your Business)

Your New Year’s resolutions failed because they were vague, unrealistic, and forgotten by February—business ones too.

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Seven Ways to Create a Culture of Praise and Celebration in your business 

Implementing specific, deliberate praise and learning from positive reinforcement techniques can foster a culture of celebration in your business.

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How to Get Clarity on Your Strategy

Understanding your strategy involves identifying your business unique market position and differentiating from competitors through long-term choices.

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How A Value Proposition Canvas Will Give Your Business The Edge

A Value Proposition Canvas cuts the guesswork—showing exactly why customers should pick you over the competition.

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How Fixing Dysfunctional Behaviours Will Help Your Business Grow

Dysfunctional behaviours drain growth. Fix them fast, or keep tripping over the same problems on repeat.

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Five Common Mistakes New Leaders Make and How to Avoid Them

New leaders often struggle by failing to communicate a clear vision, overvaluing technical skills, and neglecting soft skills.

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The 8 Characteristics of Trust in Business

Trust isn’t built on slogans—it’s earned. Nail these 8 elements or watch your business relationships crumble.

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How to Ensure Clear Expectations for All Your Staff

Clear expectations stop confusion. Set them well, and your team delivers faster and better.

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Why Salary Transparency Is Such a Good Thing

Salary transparency isn’t risky—it’s trust-building. Done right, it kills pay politics and boosts team morale.

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Are You Measuring the Right Things in Your Business?

In tough times, businesses should focus on cash flow, customer satisfaction, and employee engagement for stability and growth.

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8 Practical Ways to Galvanise Your Decision-Making

Decision-making stuck in treacle? These 8 practical moves will get you unstuck and making calls with confidence.

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The Sabotage Exercise – How to Self Identify Dysfunctional Team Behaviours

The Sabotage Exercise helps teams identify dysfunctional behaviors by brainstorming ways to undermine their organisation and uncover harmful practices.

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