Leadership and Management

Ever wondered why you are still small and little? If you started your business 10 years ago and are still struggling to survive till today, it’s probably time to change the way you earn. Here’s the little things I learnt from my ex-bosses that might be useful to you if you are a business-owner, entrepreneur, or in a leadership position in a company. Time is precious While many people are familiar with this concept, not everyone fully grasps its meaning. Every hour or minute should be invested in tasks that offer the greatest returns or justify the time spent. Instead of getting bogged down by figuring out problems on your own, focus on finding solutions or consider paying for expert assistance to resolve issues efficiently. Never let the minor expenses hinder your progress. I’ve observed that the most efficient business professionals often know the least. Ironically, those with the most knowledge typically work for those who know less. Efficient business people focus on high-impact activities and avoid getting bogged down in time-consuming, low-reward tasks. They excel in refining the details and swiftly moving on. Successful business people understand what to avoid and what needs to be done, guided primarily by financial considerations. They let money drive their decisions, keeping emotions in check and focusing on outcomes rather than personal beliefs. Train to lead, NOT to work Hiring and leading a team is a skill that requires continuous development. Instead of getting bogged down in every task, focus on leveraging others’ expertise to achieve your goals. Concentrate on your own areas of strength and delegate the rest. Guide your team effectively, utilizing their specialized skills to drive progress and accomplish tasks efficiently. This is probably the most efficient and powerful guide you’ve ever read. I’ve kept it simple so that we can all remember and follow for the days moving along. All the best in your business endeavours.