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One of the most important things for an entrepreneur is to not be afraid of making mistakes, and there are some fundamental tactics to employ to help you learn to love them instead of fearing them.

Address what’s top of mind for you right now otherwise your conscious or subconscious mind remains on that unhelpful thing.

Accountability eliminates the time and effort you spend on distracting activities and other unproductive behaviour. 

Tackling an obstacle head on isn’t always necessary, as the title of this article suggests. With learning from experience, knowledge of your market and organisation, and trigger points and actions in place, you can go over them, and you can go under them.

Are your employees less productive whilst working remotely, or is their time drained by switching from one app to another and moving equipment to and from multiple locations? Or is it all in your head?

One big reason I see small businesses stagnating or even failing is because the owner – you – are laser focused on the end goal, which is way off in the distant future. This creates long-sightedness and takes your attention away from the now, preventing you being able to connect what you’re doing right now, to where you want to be at the end.