by Philip Paul Beyer | Sep 24, 2019 | The Organizer Blog
As a small business owner, “firefighting” (fires of chaos) was my daily routine, until learning that fires can’t live without a source. In fact, this known truth was life-changing when applied to our business, simply by changing from “firefighting” mode to fire source...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Sep 19, 2019 | The Organizer Blog
“Kick disrupters to the curb!” Sounds like a harsh statement, you might think, regarding certain employees. However, for the health of your company, employee disrupters need ousting! Have you measured the cost of a disrupter in your business? More importantly, do you...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Sep 3, 2019 | The Organizer Blog
A troubling trend among “small” business owners is, they’re too busy for better business organization! Fact is, many owners assume that small business can’t operate with the same sophistication as “big box” franchises. For this reason, many small business owners...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Aug 23, 2019 | The Organizer Blog
The number one unavoidable FACT for quality failure — albeit preventable—is FORGETTING. German psychologist Hermann Ebbinghaus studied this unavoidable phenomenon and, in 1885, established the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve that measures the rate of information and time...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Aug 16, 2019 | The Organizer Blog
The No. 1 reason for business owner burnout is simple and begins DAY 1. In fact, the “burnout syndrome” begins the moment an owner receives their first question from an employee; such as, “Hey Bob (Business Owner), can I have off next week, my brother-in-law called...
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