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Inconvenience Difficult transitions in life are an inconvenience as well. Take, for example, moving to a new town, which includes searching for a new place to live, selling the house you’re currently in, packing and unpacking, finding a new job, on and on. Or, what about transitioning your business from a one man operation out of your home to a five person operation located downtown. There’s nothing convenient about that either. The Cost Difficult transitions cost us as well. Yes, the transition to that five person operation will cost money to do, since you have to hire staff, buy equipment and supplies, advertise the new location, etc. But it, like the home remodel, takes the sacrifice of time away from family, friends and sometimes even work in order to get the transition accomplished. Onlookers And, back to the example of the business transition, you don’t want anyone to see the process that could take you months to get done, such as interviews for your staff, looking for the location, etc. No one wants their clients to tag along while they look at prospective vacant rentals. And you surely don’t want your clients seeing your stress level and frustration at the process. You just want them to come into your new location when all is said and done and say, “Wow.” Which brings me to my last comparison . . . The Outcome Revisions to the U.S. Patent Law Under Consideration National Minimum Wage on the Verge of Increasing Starting a Successful eBay Business (Part 3) The Balance of a Leader Strengthen Your Memory Mompreneurs: Balancing Work and Motherhood Expanding Your Business Overseas: Protecting Your Product A New Way for Employees to Get Paid Lease or Rental Agreement… That is the Question Preparing Your Company for its First Employee By Michelle Cramer Friday, March 22nd, 2013 @ 12:00 AM CDT Motivation, Operations | |
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