Ok, so we’ve gone over setting up good financial systems and also how you can keep networking to bring the clients flowing in. To build a business that can survive past 5 years, you need a way to communicate business processes to your team. So, in saying that, we always: Start with systems All business
In the last article we talked about how setting up good financial systems is crucial to surviving your first 5 years in business. In this article we’re going to talk about the other most important thing. Your clients! Its obvious. No clients = no sales. If your business is to survive, you need a steady
There’s a lot of literature out there that talks about small business survival rate. The most common figure that gets thrown about is the survival rate past the first 5 years. In NZ, data from stats NZ show that for businesses born in 2020, only 41% have survived into 2025. That’s a 59% failure rate.
Ok, so the surgery was a success. The surgeon removed all the tumor and seemed quite excited about my recovery prospects. That being said, after the surgery I was still in a lot of pain. I couldn’t bend my head below my chest (due to the surgery being done through the nasal cavity). I also