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Avoid - the dictionary defines avoid as "to keep away from; keep clear of". Sometimes Avoid can mean, 'prevent from happening'. For entrepreneurs with Business Attention Deficit Disorder, avoiding is a common characteristic. You avoid or stay away from work you don't want to do or like to do. Mail piles up. Bank statements go
Struggling through Business Attention Deficit Disorder may mean that you have to regularly commit and re-commit to your business. Your passion for your product or service is always evident. But the commitment to do what it takes to keep the organization functioning may need a tune up. While we all hold ourselves accountable for our
Business Attention Deficit Disorder is insidious. It can enter and permeate a business from many points. Before implementing Strong Business Strategies entrepreneurs need to know and understand why their business is suffering from Business A.D.D. Is it an owner/entrepreneur/professional personal problem that spills over into the business or is it a problem with the way
In my first post below, I defined Business Attention Deficit Disorder or BADD, when a "business is characterized by unattended and neglected situations which, if left unchallenged, conspire to run and ultimately ruin a business." What are the unattended and neglected situations in a business? For entrepreneurs, professionals and business owners there is always one
Business A.D.D. is BAD for Business! My name is Marilyn Strong and in 2007 I spoke to a group of women entrepreneurs in Kelowna, BC, Canada about Business Attention Deficit Disorder, Business A.D.D. for short. I chose the topic because for years I had joked that my own business suffered from it. But it's not