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Million Dollar Secrets From One Business Owner To Another!

It’s that time of the year again. The old is slowly, but surely, fading into the new. For many, it’s an important time for change. We all make resolutions for the New Year, telling ourselves that we will be better and do better. We also end up trashing or forgetting about these resolutions no sooner than our party hangover wears off. But it doesn’t need to be this way?

If you want to stick with your resolutions and make 2016 the best year you’ve had, then we have something special for you. Three easy techniques can ensure success!  

Can’t wait to find out what they are? Then read on…

A Lesson From Jennifer Bandier

She is the founder and driving force behind Bandier, a performance-apparel company that set up shop in 2014. A small-business owner by her own admission, Jennifer Bandier expects her company to rake in $20 Million in 2016. Yes, you read that correctly, $20 Million!  A start-up company that can turn in the big bucks in just a couple of years qualifies as a success in our books! We tap into her insights on how she has managed to become so successful in such an incredibly  short time.

Sticking To New Resolutions

This is the moment  you’ve been waiting for! To know the magic behind sticking to New Year Resolutions and bringing those big bucks your next business year. Having gleaned some expert knowledge and information from Jennifer, we wish to tell you  there is no magic, just some really simple things anyone can (and should) do:

Prioritize

Prioritizing helps in de-cluttering your life (and work), enabling you to complete the tasks that are important against those which are not. Jennifer says, “As a small-business owner, there are so many tasks that need attention, which makes optimizing productivity especially important.”  We suggest using a calendar or appointment book to organize and prioritize your tasks. DisputeSuite Software has a calendar tool that you can use to create appointments for yourself or assign to an employee.

Delegate

Some of us have an OCD-complex when it comes to accomplishing tasks. This could turn into an obstacle, sucking out the motivation required to stick to our resolutions. Jennifer says, “When you have so many differentiated projects, it can be challenging to always stay focused…From day one, I hired a team of experts to help scale our brand so that I can stay focused on our larger expansion plans.” Are there tasks you could delegate or outsource to save you time and/or money? For example, did you know www.DisputeSuite.com can complete 100% fullfullment services for your business? All business owners know time is money – are you spending yours the best way?

Focus On Yourself

Your resolution may be to lose more weight or earn a better paying job, but it’s best to focus on your own strengths according to Jennifer, “Some entrepreneurs focus on the competition, which can also be distracting and can detract from productivity levels. It’s a much better use of time and focus to visualize results for your own brand.”

Make 2016 Your Own

Now that you have heard and read from a person who successfully manages her fast-growing startup, we know  you can practice these three easy tips and succeed in the New Year!

Want to talk more about how DisputeSuite can help increase your business growth?

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Source: http://www.businessinsider.com/how-a-small-business-owner-fights-distractions-2015-12

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