One thing all small business owners have in common is the need to generate revenue month over month. Consistently bringing in new business, so that your revenue is predictable, stable and increasing is likely your ultimate goal. But how can you achieve this?
Have you ever wondered what kind of entrepreneur you are? Is your style more “nonstop hustler,” “ambitious a** kicker,” or “legacy builder”?
I read Sun Tzu’s Art of War several years ago. Have you heard of it? The book is a military treatise written around 5th century BC and reads like a Proverbs of war strategy, with sections entitled, Initial Estimations, Planning Offensives, Incendiary Attacks, and Employing Spies. I felt pretty badass reading it, to be honest.
Last year at this time we were getting ready to host our AMP’D Conference, which featured industry experts from New York City, Washington, D.C. and across the Midwest.
We’re all about pushing forward at AMP’D. Our gift-giving is no exception.
This holiday season, treat your friends, relatives, coworkers, or yourself to some kick a$$ gear.
Last week I read Diana Gabaldon’s Outlandish Companion Volume 2 (nerd alert!) and the author shared her secret for getting unstuck on creative projects.
