Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC How often have you found yourself restarting a significant life or business goal? Reflect on those aspirations that are still on your yearly goals list without accomplishment. These are the goals that hold personal significance, they are goals that mean something and are compelling you to persist until they are achieved. Let’s not overcomplicate goal
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC I always get excited at the beginning of the year. There is so much potential every new year—a blank canvas. There can also be pressure to make this year better than the last and to reach any goals you’ve set. As you look forward to this new year, take a moment to reflect on all
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC Do what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. Or is it “do what you love and you’ll turn it into a life-sucking chore”? A bit dramatic? Maybe. The idea of turning passion into profit can be exciting for some, and for others… not so much. Perhaps the idea of financially
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC It’s official! You’re ready to start a business. It’s exciting to dive right in— to share your ideas, secure your first client, and cash in on your first sale. Yet in this whirlwind of potential, the administrative steps to starting a business often get left out. This creates a domino effect that eventually turns your
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC I often hear small business owners say they need help, but can’t afford to hire anyone. The 2022 Canada Summer Jobs grant is the perfect solution to that problem. Hire a talented student to work at your business for the summer and get up to 50% of their wages covered (100% for non-profits) by the
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC How many times since 2020 have small business owners shouted for help? It’s tiring to constantly reevaluate and respond to the changes and restrictions brought on by COVID-19. This pandemic has pushed many of us to the brink of discouragement. Right now, you may just want to give up. How many times can your restaurant
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC Happiness in business… is that an oxymoron? Whoever is happy in their business must not be trying hard enough! Business owners should give every last bit of energy to their company. After all, the more you work, the more profits you’ll have, and the happier you will be, right? Red flag! This is not true!
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC Did you open your business imagining a life of freedom and prosperity? And now… you are struggling to save your business in the aftermath of a global pandemic. To say “it’s been hard” is a massive understatement. You are either stressed, working 24/7, living in debt or envious of anyone who can afford to take
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC Your expenses are where you have the most control over your small business finances, although it may not feel like it all the time. Here are some ways you can reduce expenses in your business. 1. Negotiate with your suppliers Are you getting a fair deal? Do your suppliers have your back? Have you negotiated
Beverlee Rasmussen CEC PCC Could it be over-due bills? Team building? Social media presence? It may come as a surprise to you, but the #1 thing small business owners neglect is themselves. Issues that come up are general health, exhaustion, no exercise, not taking prescribed medication, not taking time to go to a doctor, being overweight, no sleep, self-medicating
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