Problem solving
Running your own business means you are likely to face many challenges, so it is essential to develop good problem solving skills. Which problem solving strategies you use will depend on both the nature of the problem and the way you like to work.
In this section we focus on different problem solving strategies and provide tips on developing your problem solving skills.
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Podcast 224: This is what a successful small business pivot looks like
Edwina Robertson is a country wedding photographer, turned social media expert from Northern NSW. She’s also a brilliant example of a rural small business...
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The surprising solution to your biggest problem
Think you’ve tried everything to fix what’s weighing you down? Now try this method for solving problems, writes Lucy Kippist.
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How well do you handle criticism? 5 simple strategies
The reality is that if you run a business there will be times when you will face criticism. As tough as this can be,...
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How to resolve business conflict amicably
Business partner not pulling their weight? Client angry because you’ve charged more than quoted? Contractor not performing? Here’s how to resolve business conflict peacefully.
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When it comes to client expectations, just keep digging
Think you know what a client wants? Keep digging. Because there may be another motivation beneath the surface that will torpedo your ability to...
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In business, it’s squirrels vs hippos – which are you?
It’s not easy running a business. Business challenges constantly pop up from nowhere. Some of us take to these business challenges with the wit...
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3 lessons I learned from a client relationship going VERY wrong
It’s pretty embarrassing to share this story – because I admit I made several mistakes with this client relationship. I hope business owners will...
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Is a Creative Commons license right for you?
You want your work to be seen and appreciated but you don’t want it to be ‘stolen’. Can a Creative Commons license help you?
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