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Posts Tagged ‘kaizen’
Don’t Blame the Recession for Your Small Business Failure
Repeat after me: Recession is rarely being the culprit of your small business failure. You often are.
I did blame the economic downturn as the culprit of my business failure that almost gets me into personal bankruptcy.
I did blame the low buying power for my business failure.
I did point my fingers to others – I did forget the old adage that if you point one finger… Click here to continue »
Why Entrepreneurs Should Continuously Learn New Things
According to Wikipedia, kaizen (, Japanese for “continuous improvement”) is a Japanese philosophy that focuses on continuous improvement throughout all aspects of life.
Every small business owner and entrepreneur in general should – no – MUST apply kaizen throughout their entrepreneurial career.
Why?
Entrepreneurs are dynamic in nature (or at least, they should be…)
Entrepreneurs have to keep up with… Click here to continue »
How to be Better in Every Business Facet in Today’s Fast paced Business World while Delegating
A fellow entrepreneur I know has a strong ability to delegate.
He said to me, that it’s okay if he didn’t know a thing, as long as he can employ someone is smarter than him.
And, one statement I never forget, when he was asked by one of his employee about his opinion on an issue: “If I knew the answer, I wouldn’t hire you!”
Witty and smart… Click here to continue »
Does Having a College Degree is Relevant to Entrepreneurs?
I want to learn more, every day. Continuous learning – with the cool word kaizen – is my key to stay competitive and explore new opportunities.
I learn through forums, webinars, ‘inner circle’ memberships and online degree programs.
While most places I learn in offer free access, some of them are costing you money for a reason – quality. Let’s focus on online degree.
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