by Philip Paul Beyer | Jan 6, 2021 | The Organizer Blog
The “file by piling system” found in many small businesses is a common method for keeping some semblance of order. Unfortunately, this is an unconscious way of putting things off. Consequently, when a business has no system of cleanliness to ensure the daily return of...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 29, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
The unfortunate myths believed by countless business owners and managers dictate the way many small businesses operate. Regrettably, these mythologies take root in the minds of small business owners and are difficult to remove. In fact, these myths tend to act as...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 19, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
The Starting from Scratch Syndrome is a propensity for trying to reinvent the wheel. Clearly, it’s wasting time and effort duplicating something that already exists. From our vantage point, working with countless small business owners, this syndrome manifests in...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 8, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
Are you a “Big-Picture” person? Many business professionals would say “yes,” implying that the mundane details of business processes are NOT for them. “That’s for others to cope with!” they say. However, since many owners despise ANY day of small things, crucial...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 2, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
Small business owners whose primary focus is growth often overlook the most critical aspect of building a prosperous company with a peaceful environment. Like the old adage, “the dog that caught the car,” business owners need to prepare for success, in case a massive...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 24, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
Most small businesses have little to no clue, concerning the amount of untapped profit in process waste that’s all around them. Unfortunately, tapping into process inefficiencies and fine-tuning them systematically is foreign to most business owners. The reason is...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 18, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
Coincidental and purposeful business ownership is the typical way small businesses start or continue. From that viewpoint, inheriting a family business, because of birthright, is mostly coincidental. Also, acquiring a business is coincidental, when an owner has no...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 12, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
Marooned on an “island of Isolation” is a lonely, desolate place where many small business owners strand themselves. For over twenty years, we’ve had the honor of speaking to countless small business owners around the globe. Unfortunately, we are no longer surprised...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 4, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
As an owner, struggling to keep order with a small business during the early 1990’s, an epiphany of business excellence came to me, unexpectedly. A concerned friend handed me a business book, explaining “why most small businesses don’t work.” Undoubtedly, it was...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Oct 27, 2020 | The Organizer Blog
A perpetual motion machine operates in a continual repetitive motion, indefinitely; without someone providing an energy source. Considering this concept, imagine a business operating with little to no energy from the owner. Honestly, a perpetual motion machine without...
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