Moving Beyond Me: How to Expand Your Business When You Don't Want to Give Up Control
Business & Finance, Career Planning & Job Hunting, Small Business
| Author: | Janice Russell | ISBN: | 9781311660732 |
| Publisher: | Janice Russell | Publication: | January 28, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Janice Russell |
| ISBN: | 9781311660732 |
| Publisher: | Janice Russell |
| Publication: | January 28, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Expanding a small service-based business is a big challenge, especially when it comes to giving up the control of being the person in charge of everything. In this how-to guide, Organizing Professional Janice Russell uses her story of expansion to answer the many questions that come up when trying to grow a business.
Join Russell as she shares her journey of expansion, starting with “Growth Gridlock,” and the fear of losing control. After overcoming those hurdles, Russell found herself facing many logistical questions about running a business with employees and contractors, from whom to hire and how to fire to what and how to delegate. She uses the story of her path to illuminate the answers for other business owners, including an entire chapter about her “what I wish I knew” list.
Packed full of tips, real-life examples, inspirational quotes, research, and advice from business experts, “Moving Beyond Me” is the first stop for the solo service business owner thinking about expanding.
Expanding a small service-based business is a big challenge, especially when it comes to giving up the control of being the person in charge of everything. In this how-to guide, Organizing Professional Janice Russell uses her story of expansion to answer the many questions that come up when trying to grow a business.
Join Russell as she shares her journey of expansion, starting with “Growth Gridlock,” and the fear of losing control. After overcoming those hurdles, Russell found herself facing many logistical questions about running a business with employees and contractors, from whom to hire and how to fire to what and how to delegate. She uses the story of her path to illuminate the answers for other business owners, including an entire chapter about her “what I wish I knew” list.
Packed full of tips, real-life examples, inspirational quotes, research, and advice from business experts, “Moving Beyond Me” is the first stop for the solo service business owner thinking about expanding.
