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In this series we’re discussing seven keys to successful business startups. The fourth key is counting the cost. As a commercial lender, very few budding entrepreneurs came to me with an actual budget for their new business idea. Yet, one of the most common reasons for business failure is being undercapitalized and overextended. Most entrepreneurs are overly optimistic about how ...
In this series, we’re discussing seven keys to successful startups. The third key is to under promise and over deliver. Trust is the backbone of commerce. Many new entrepreneurs undermine trust by not being reliable. For the first meeting with a new client, try showing up early. Then, at that meeting, make a commitment to provide your next step or ...
In this series we’re discussing seven keys to successful startup businesses. The second key to success is deciding how you will set yourself apart from any competition. Years ago, I helped launch a coffeehouse. We could have competed by having better or cheaper coffee, but we set ourselves apart by focusing on building community and being a convenient location for ...
I’ve personally been involved in at least seven business startups. In this series, let me share seven keys to success for aspiring entrepreneurs. Legendary consultant, Peter Drucker, wrote, “There is nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency something that should not be done at all.” In my opinion, the first key to success is producing a product or ...
Years ago, Dean purchased his father’s company and took over the day-to-day leadership. Dean shared with me his fears about whether he would be able to lead his father’s company as successfully as his father. He also expressed fear that the wealth he was coming into might tempt him into actions he would later regret. Fortunately, Dean overcame his fear ...
When I was twenty-five, I started my first business. One year later I liquidated the business and felt like a failure. That led to a fear of ever starting another business. Yet, in 1995, God called me to start a new business. My fear of failure caused me to wrestle with God, doubting that I could do what God was ...
A common fear in business is the fear of rejection. Many people avoid making sales calls out of a fear of rejection. Avoidance seems to be a common approach to addressing possible rejection. Author and speaker, Jia Jiang, however, took a different approach. Jia performed a 100-day rejection experiment where he sought out rejection each day for 100 days. He ...
Imagine the complexity of decisions that the Tik Tok CEO had to make the weekend of January 18th. Congress and the Supreme Court ruled that Tik Tok had to sell or close its operations in the United States. Risking thousands of jobs and businesses, Tik Tok closed. But then President Trump claimed he would find a way to keep Tik ...
In the book, Every Good Endeavor, authors Timothy Keller and Katherine Alsdorf paint a picture of work as multi-beneficial. Work allows us to use our God-given talents to serve God, our employers and our customers. We also honor God by doing our work in a way that serves our professions and our communities. Psalm 90:17 says, “May the favor of ...
On any given workday, you will experience moments when reality conflicts with your expectations of how the world should be. Someone will give you “counsel” that you don’t want to hear (or believe is true). Someone will not perform his or her job the way you want. Someone will selfishly advance his or her own agenda instead of the ...
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