Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Why Businesses Fail....

When you start a new business, you’re naturally optimistic. You’ve got a great concept and have high expectations. But in order to succeed for the long term, you need more than that. 80 percent of new businesses fail within the first 5 years

Lack of patience:
Like with any endeavor, you have to put work into it, but for many new entrepreneurs they want instant results and that seldom happens. It’s more like gardening. It will take a longer than you think Continue......

Wrong focus:
People don’t really care about your business; they care about how your products/services will enhance and enrich their lives. Focusing on making your customers happy, giving them great value and acting on their feedback will keep your business on target.

Not developing relationships:
 Investing for quick returns, rather than building genuine relationships with customers, will set you up to fail. Relationships are based on honesty, caring, communication and doing the right thing for your people.

Not seeking excellence:
If you don’t care enough to strive for excellence, your customers will go away. You must consistently want to do your best for your customers.

Personal weakness:
We all have our weaknesses, but in business those weaknesses will keep us from success Continue......


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