by Deanna Maio | Sep 29, 2024 | Planning, Productivity & Time Management
Now that we know about the roles of a project manager, it’s time to set up the major phases of any project. There are four basic stages and different agendas to be accomplished within each. If you have been called to manage a project, there are four stages that you...
by Deanna Maio | Sep 28, 2024 | Planning, Productivity & Time Management
As a small business owner, you have a lot on your plate. You may even be handling every job there is to do concerning your product or service. A project manager could be just the person to help you elevate your business to the next level. Reaching the Next Level Every...
by Deanna Maio | Sep 24, 2024 | Productivity & Time Management
Burnout is a concept that most of us are aware of. In fact, you’ve probably experienced it on a small scale from time to time. Burnout is defined as a psychological condition in which a person suffers from long-term exhaustion and diminished interest in work. The...
by Deanna Maio | Sep 23, 2024 | Productivity & Time Management
What’s your job as an entrepreneur? What’s your primary role? Is it to make everyone happy and to do everything yourself? It’s not, right? It’s to lead your business, to control the business, to innovate new products or services, and to create something that improves...
by Deanna Maio | Sep 22, 2024 | Building & Leading Your Team, Productivity & Time Management
One of the most common complaints about outsourcing and delegating is that the situation doesn’t work out. Projects are delivered late, the contractor doesn’t produce a desirable result, and entrepreneurs often feel like they spend more time managing their contractors...
by Deanna Maio | Sep 20, 2024 | Productivity & Time Management
Outsourcing is one of the easiest, smartest, and most profitable steps you can take for your business. When you eliminate some of the “non-essential” tasks from your lengthy to do list, you make room for more important tasks. You can use the newfound time to focus on...
