Be Committed to Fight Business A.D.D.

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

By |2009-11-02T10:52:31-08:00April 2nd, 2009|Business A.D.D. (B.A.D.D.)|0 Comments

Fighting Business Attention Deficit Disorder

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

By |2011-11-15T18:09:06-08:00February 15th, 2009|Business A.D.D. (B.A.D.D.)|0 Comments

Unattended & Neglected Situations can Trigger B.A.D.D.

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

By |2009-11-02T10:49:41-08:00February 10th, 2009|Business A.D.D. (B.A.D.D.)|0 Comments

Business Attention Deficit Disorder

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

By |2011-11-15T18:11:35-08:00February 10th, 2009|Business A.D.D. (B.A.D.D.)|0 Comments
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