There is what you want to be and then there is what you have to be. When is your small business not ready for you to be CEO?
Elli St.George Godfrey
Elli St.George Godfrey guides small business owners as they expand in their own community or internationally using her 3 Keys Coaching process helps clients not only navigate growth stages. With each stage of the 3 Keys coaching process, we tackle strategic planning, goal setting, managing change, organizational development and managing the stress and feelings of overwhelm that often plague small to mid-size business owners and executives. This results in clients feeling confident in identifying and developing strategies to be more effective leaders, plan more creatively, increase revenues and overcome the fears and obstacles that interfere with building thriving small to mid-sized businesses. I am also Chief Community Manager of Kaizen Biz and Host of Twitter chat, #KaizenBiz (a chat that uses the concept of "kaizen" for continual improvement in how we think and act in business). Please visit www.abilitysuccessgrowth.com/about/ to learn more and I look forward to meeting you in a complimentary coaching session.
Posts by Elli:
How To Recognise Business Opportunities That Fit You
by on March 11th, 2013
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Like Joan, it is important to use a process to recognise how business opportunities fits you. Use these 5 questions to get you started...
Managing The Small Business Owner: Control, Influence And Limitations
by on March 5th, 2013
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The traditional definition of span of control is “the number of people who report to one manager in a hierarchy. The more people under the control of one manager – the wider the span of control. Less means a narrower span of control.”
Small Business Advice Programme - Interview with John McSweeney
by on January 23rd, 2013
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John McSweeney, project manager tell us about the SmallBusinessAdvice.ie, a non-profit providing advice to Irish small business owners who are facing challenges or opportunities.
Managing Change: What Neuroscience Teaches Us About Burning Platforms
by on January 7th, 2013
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When people are presented with a crisis, it typically triggers the part of our brain called the limbic system. This primitive part of our brain is responsible for emotions, motivation, predatory and defensive behaviors, memory and other functions.
Design Your Small Business So It Runs Without You
by on January 2nd, 2013
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Design your business so it runs without you. Use your CEO Mindset and make your time, skills and energy be put to better use to grow a thriving business!
Irish SME's Coming Together: Interview With Rob Marr Of smeople
by on December 4th, 2012
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It's a challenging environment for Irish SME's as they seek growth, funding and stability. smeople is a new nework that provides Irish small business owners a different way to network, do business with one another and get funded. In this interview, Rob Marr explains why he co-founded smeople and how creating a community will encourage positive business growth.
Preparing And Responding When Natural Disasters Hit Your Small Business
by on November 6th, 2012
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Planning ahead by setting up any emergency arrangements (charging up electronic devices, food, water, sandbags, etc.) is important for the duration of the severe event. However, the recovery period is where you see if your risk management plan will keep your small business from elimination.
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