Financial relief for NSW Businesses – Available Now
NSW Government support is available for businesses, sole traders and non-profit organisations. You can apply now through Services NSW — applications close 31 March 2022.
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Goodbye ‘normal,’ it’s been nice knowing you
Perhaps 2022 hasn’t started with the clear run we’d hoped for. But success and stability are ahead, we just have to move forward steadily, one step at a time.
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Prepare for 2022: With challenge comes opportunity
It is time for a well-deserved break! … And then it’s time to prepare for a new year and a ‘new normal’.
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Is your mindset holding back your business?
For years mentors, coaches and advisors have talked about the impact a business owner’s mindset can have on their business. This is not just flaky ‘woo woo’.
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Return to work – how are your people coping?
How can you help your team regroup and re-engage and collaborate like they used to? Be patient — don’t expect it to happen overnight.
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Tired of toiling? … It’s time to re-value your worth.
Many small business owners feel the need to justify the costs of their products and services. Others don’t end up charging enough and wondering why they’re always chasing their tail to make ends meet. Here’s how you can solve the problem.
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The Game of Money – are you winning or losing?
More and more Australians are finding value in professional financial planning advice because it can make the difference between a good life and a great one.
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When the unpredictable happens, don’t panic, pivot.
As the uncertainty presented by the pandemic prevails, businesses must embrace a new way of thinking about, and dealing with the unpredictable.
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Wellbeing: The new workplace priority
In preparing for post-Covid ‘normal’, business owners must remember that the world has changed for their employees too, and mental health is firmly in the spotlight.
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Focus on the three C’s as you prepare for 2021
Unfortunately, a general feeling of trepidation lingers as we head into 2021. Make sure you remain focused on your core operations, your clients and your cash flow, writes Jim Vass.
