Learning how to make your business survive and thrive during an unstable time has been challenging for business owners. I know it caused me many sleepless nights at the beginning of the pandemic. So, I’m going to share the learnings from numerous business owners on surviving and thriving that has kept us going during the lockdown.
Set high standards rather than perfection
How to overcome perfectionism in your small business is not a blog I would have imagined writing a few years ago. We often come up with this image of an easy-going, laid-back character when we think of ourselves, but this truly never means that we can’t be perfectionists when we find our sweet spot.
Finding fulfilment in your career is a big thing for most of us. We’re constantly trying to find our place globally, which often takes us down many paths. Therefore writing this after experiencing the St John Ambulance charity in Guernsey seems appropriate.
My focus lately has been learning how to achieve business success. I’ve had a few emails asking me why I stopped writing my blog. As a result, I’ll use this opportunity to thank you for following my blog and reaching out to make sure I’m ok.
‘How to be relevant today’ is probably the most common topic in recent event business meetings and webinars. The world has changed, and this is obvious in the way events companies are either evolving or disappearing.