Advisor > The Coach
May 19 2013
ShelfLife.ie
Family ties: when the family business divides
It’s normal for families to fight but when there’s a business at stake the result can be a lot more damaging
Published: 07/01/2009
Finding work-life balance
Many owner-managers find themselves struggling to strike a balance, especially once the excitement of the new start-up has worn off. Here’s some advice on how to make yourself happier at home and at work
Published: 08/12/2008
All by yourself?
Some problems are exacerbated by nothing more than your own thoughts, in which case a healthy dose of perspective may be all the remedy that’s needed
Published: 10/11/2008
Blurred vision
Sometimes the pressure of tough economic times can make seeing clearly more difficult, sometimes leading to rash decisions that will be regretted later
Published: 13/10/2008
Finding direct route to goal
'Underperformance' is a common thread in many businesses, but the solution is often simply a matter of identifying what your job actually is
Published: 11/09/2008
Afraid to go it alone?
Starting your own business is a life-changing experience. Getting the right advice early on is vital...
Published: 03/09/2008
Finding the direct route to goal
The charge of “underperformance” is a very common issue: defining one’s own job profile and goals is a big step towards becoming more efficient.
Published: 03/09/2008
Achieving 'great expectations' with staff
The better you communicate how much you expect of your staff, the more you wil get from them
Published: 27/08/2008
Honesty is the best policy
In the early stages of a new business, it's important to be open and honest with partners and investors about progress and problems.
Published: 03/04/2008