by Philip Paul Beyer | Mar 18, 2013 | The Organizer Blog
If your company is experiencing chaos and disorder these days, maybe it’s time to revisit your business vision! QUESTIONS: What was it that made you risk everything to start your business in the first place? What do you want for your business going forward? Some...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Feb 18, 2013 | The Organizer Blog
Do you wonder why your business systems fail? Just ask me! I’ve heard just about everything! Go on, say it… “We’ve TRIED implementing systems, but people don’t stick to them, so they fail!” How many times have I heard THAT? Answer...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Jan 21, 2013 | The Organizer Blog
Post-it notes were a huge boon to office work; however, a Post-it notes SYSTEM used for every communication or reminder can be a bit of a “sticky wicket!” I had been in a certain office several times, and it had always been immaculate. Now it looked like...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Jan 14, 2013 | The Organizer Blog
If I have learned anything about organizing and systemizing a company, it’s because I know where many of the “how-to” answers come from. There’s a great story in the Old Testament about a man named Jethro, the Sheik of Midian. I tells how he taught a great prophet...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Jan 7, 2013 | The Organizer Blog
Quality control systems compliance reaps huge benefits for companies looking for growth and order! A funny thing happened, while driving with two of my sons to a local Starbucks for an afternoon Americano! Well, maybe NOT so funny. You be the judge! We were...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 17, 2012 | The Organizer Blog
My wife and I are movie buffs, and this past week we decided to watch the old film classic, Death of a Salesman. I can tell you, the homemade popcorn was the only highlight of watching such a depressing story. However, it did spark the idea for this week’s...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Dec 3, 2012 | The Organizer Blog
This last of three blogs, Systems versus Big Brother Part 3 hopes to win over some who still believe business systemization is too rigid. Experiencing daily chaos in a business should be all an owner needs to become a believer in quality control systems. Sustainable...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 26, 2012 | The Organizer Blog
Self-correcting errors are those from which you learn lasting life lessons, only seconds AFTER picking up a hot frying pan! Wouldn’t it be great if the errors and mistakes you make in your BUSINESS would just self-correct like that? Actually, there are some...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 12, 2012 | The Organizer Blog
This second of these three blogs, Systems versus Big Brother Part 2, continues in response to some who mistakenly believe business systemization is too rigid. If you are experiencing any amount of chaos in your business, it’s unnecessary! There is a remedy for...
by Philip Paul Beyer | Nov 5, 2012 | The Organizer Blog
This first of three blogs, Systems versus Big Brother Part 1, was written in response to some who think business systemization is too rigid. Read on, and decide for yourself… unless you’re not experiencing any amount of chaos in your business! There’s a...
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