Advice For Business Owners: "Take A Break!"
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Advice For Business Owners: "Take A Break!"
- by Alison Clark
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If you don't work, you don't pay the bills. That's the reality
when you're running your own business. Some business owners,
especially in the early stages, work 24/7 and don't take a break
at all for the first few years. Of course, it's important to
honour commitments but it's also important to look after
ourselves so build in time off as soon as it's possible.
Otherwise working non-stop will become a habit that you can't
break.
It's been said, that if you do what you really love, you'll
never have to do another day's work. If we define 'work' as
doing unwelcome things for money, then yes, that's true. But
even if you are passionate about what you do and the hours just
melt away, you still need to recharge your batteries and allow
fresh ideas and energy to emerge.
How are you going to motivate staff and attract new customers if
you are edgy with fatigue?
How are you going to know whether to continue stocking this line
or providing that service if you don't take time to step back
and think about it?
Sometimes, external circumstances affect your business. Perhaps
you have served a local area that's now changing. Perhaps it's
easier for your customers to buy online. Services that you
offered may now be provided in-house. New regulations may impact
on what you do. Take time to look over the parapet, and you'll
be prepared to adapt.
So take that break, or reversing the well known saying: Don't
just do something, sit there!
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