Business Acceleration Blog - Page 2 of 3 - Deborah Reynolds

So What’s Your Excuse?

May 25, 2020Deborah Reynoldsaccountability, avoiding, blaming, business, circumstances, commitment, complaining, consequences, coworkers, dependable, destiny, diet, dreams, error, excuse, excuses, exercise routine, healthy business, integrity, leadership, loss of investment, manage stress, management, mistakes, nutrition, quality, raising the bar, reputation, responsibility, scapegoats, stress, subordinates, successful, the buck stops here, values, victim mentality, weight, what you stand for, who you are

Do you know who you are and what you stand for? In my nearly fifteen years working for the federal government and thirty years in business I observed that certain values where absent from the work force with whom I associated with on a daily basis. I struggled with the number of people who failed […]

Create the Best Climate for Collaboration

May 18, 2020Deborah Reynoldsaccountability, business, collaboration, consequences, deliberate intention, discussions, great lasting impression, honesty, negotiation, perspectives, planning process, processes, responsibility, sensitivity, thinking, what's in it for me

We spend hours a day thinking we are thinking when in fact we are daydreaming or focusing on past memories. It’s not actually thinking. While there are many forms of thinking, the planning process of redesigning our life, our business and a specific project requires some specific skills. Some skills involve how we think, how […]

Strategic Thinking

May 8, 2020Deborah Reynoldsalignment, business, communication strategies, competitive advantage, contingency plan, corporate culture, creative thinking, critical thinking, desired outcome, evaluation process, expectations, goal oriented, goals, great lasting impression, ideal outcome, implementation process, indecisiveness, measuring progress, mission statement, operating strengths, performance standards, processes, productivity, ROI, sales, strategic thinking, success, vision statement

We all wish we had the ideal outcome. The process for effectively achieving the desired outcome will be determined by your thinking, specifically your strategic thinking, critical thinking and creative thinking. Taking the time to think well about your plans, goals, and dreams will ensure you leave a great lasting impression. Minimal mistakes will be […]

Think About The Ideal Outcome

Apr 30, 2020Deborah Reynoldsalignment, behaving well, behaviour, brand, business, challenges, change, changes, clients, connections, conversation, corporate colors, corporate culture, decluttering, dressing well, Emotional Intelligence, empower, energy, examine your life, focusing on the right things, gratitude, great relationships, home office, ideal image, ideal outcome, imagination, immune system, impact, impression, lasting impression, money, office, out of touch, outcome, physical grooming, physical well being, processes, products, regrets, renew, results, savings, service, struggle, successful, transform, vitality, wardrobe, working from home, Zoom call

Think for a moment. Examine your life, your wallet, your savings, your home, your wardrobe. Really see what you have and what you have been experiencing in your life over the last 6 to 12 months. Many of you are probably thinking you wish you had more, could do more, could experience new and different […]

Mindset is the Key to Overcoming Crisis

Apr 17, 2020Deborah Reynoldsanxious, bedtime routine, beliefs, caffeine, Calcium, chemo, Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia, controversy, count your blessings, crisis, dress for work, emotional challenges, essential oils, exercise, faith, filtered water, financial crisis, financials, global health, goals, gratitude, great health, healing, health and finances, healthy nutritious food, heart and soul, immunity, impact words, inspiration, lavender, lean protein, Magnesium, Melatonin, mindset, morning routine, nutrition, overcoming crisis, patient healing, Pineal Code, powerful living, prayer, processed foods, prognosis, prosperity, radiation, research mode, running shoes, scriptures, shift your mindset, sleep, stability, stand tall, starchy carbs, state of being, strategies, stressed, sugar, supplements, The Silver Lining of Cancer, thoughts, Tracey Ehman, transformation, uncertainty, vegetables, Vitamin D3, wellness, workday routine

Feeling a little out of sorts and stressed these days? No doubt… given this crisis before us. A few of you are calm and collected and moving forward nicely, virtually without skipping a beat. And I expect you have tweaked or pivoted slightly. Some of you are a little anxious and worried, and some of […]

Refining Your Values for Better Decisions

Nov 21, 2016Deborah Reynolds

Think about your core values. When we clarify what is truly important to us, we can make better decisions. Now make a list to clarify how you want to be treated as a client. When people pay for your service they expect a certain level of care and attention. When we give a service and […]

Business Acceleration Bootcamp

Sep 3, 2016Deborah Reynolds

In my Business Acceleration Bootcamp the participants get an opportunity to work on their business, rather than in their business. And we all know from the book E-Myth, by Michael Gerber, how important it is to spend time working on the business – structure and systems. Part of the focus for the day is establishing […]

How Leadership Strategies Enhance Business Image

Aug 10, 2016Deborah Reynolds

Many of us who are high achievers want to think of ourselves as great leaders. If we’re entrepreneurs, we’re innovators or creators. Some of us have a real knack for taking on challenges and inspiring others to follow along. They jump on our band wagon and some follow through and others don’t. And when we […]

How is Your Business Really Doing?

Jul 16, 2016Deborah Reynolds

It’s a tough question and in this recession doing a business profitability assessment is critical. Try this free 10 minute total business diagnostic. http://budurl.com/BusAssessment It’s important to know what is working in the business and what isn’t working. Then go to work and get a total business makeover and set things right. Implement the right business […]

Sociable!

May 24, 2016Deborah Reynolds

Neil Godin’s Marketing Dangerously meetup this afternoon featured guest speaker, Shane Gibson. Shane shared the 10 attributes of a Guerilla Social Media Marketer – a sneak peak version of his soon to be released book, Guerilla Social Media Marketing will be released in September 2010. Brilliant! This is a must read. I was one of the lucky winners […]