Posts by John Nieuwenburg
Taking the Leap: Embracing the Role of Business Owner
Are you a business owner? Or do you have a J-O-B in a business with your name on it? Here are 3 signs you haven’t made the leap to owner yet.
Read More3 Language Hacks to Propel You to Success
The words you speak can make the difference between joyfully moving towards certain success – or staying stuck, overwhelmed, and stressed out. Here’s how to choose them wisely.
Read MoreTired of Working Too Hard for Too Little? Maybe it’s Time to Scale.
The purpose of business is to give the owner the life they want. But many owners end up working too hard for too little. Here’s the solution.
Read MoreJohn Nieuwenburg’s Best Book Recommendations
If you want to gain an in-depth understanding of a topic – nothing beats a great book. Here are my best book recommendations for business owners, categorized by the business challenge they help with.
Read MoreFrom Chaos to Control: 10 Tips for Developing Actionable Checklists for Business Operations
Checklists and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are the building blocks of business systems. Here are 10 tips to create useful, actionable checklists.
Read MoreFeeling Stuck? Use The Formula for Change to Break Free
Feeling stuck? Inertia can be devastating to small business owners. Here’s a straightforward equation to jumpstart change and squash resistance.
Read MoreThe Key to Sales Success: How to Conduct an Effective Sales Conversation
If you’re struggling to convert prospects into clients, then it’s time to change your approach to sales conversations. Here’s a process that works!
Read More17 RULES TO LIVE BY; A Better Way to Live
Og Mandino’s 17 rules to live by and how they can help us live a fulfilling and successful life, and become the best version of ourselves.
Read MoreHow to Hire the Right Salesperson: A Guide for Business Owners
When your business is ready for it, hiring good salespeople can take you to the next level. Here are some tips for finding high performers.
Read MoreFind More Time in Your Day by Conducting a Simple Time Audit
Not enough time in your day? Take back control of your time with this simple exercise that will help you claw back 5-7 hours each week.
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