Must-reads for your business: October 2020

Autumn is well and truly here! With the nights getting colder, it’s the perfect time to settle in with some great reads. Here are just a few business articles that got me thinking this month, just in case you missed them.

1. Three Drivers that Maximize Practice Value

Todd Doherty

Finally, a concise article on the three main drivers of your firms value. Short read-high value. If you’re on either of our Uncover Your Business Potential programmes you’re dealing with all three of these issues.

Read on to find out more.

2. Say ‘no’ to good, so you can say ‘yes’ to great

Brett Davidson

All the literature on achieving your goals starts with the same thing: eliminating projects, goals, or things that you don’t really want to do in your life. But, as anyone who has tried this will know, it’s harder than you think.

Here are some tips on saying no for the good of your business.

3. Are you pushing your team too hard?

Brett Davidson

When there’s too much work going on you need to get real. It’s not going to change by itself. You need to make a change somewhere in your business if you want to see a different outcome. 

Here’s what you need to do if you’re feeling the pressure.

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“Are you pushing your team too hard?” and two more must-reads for your business

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