by Catherine Searle | Aug 18, 2020 | Business Bites, business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, COVID-19, Human Leadership, Leadership, mental health, start-ups, Uncategorized
With the news this week that the UK is officially in an economic recession for the first time in 11 years, what does this mean for you, your business or your employers? The difference with this recession is that it was not market driven. 2008 saw the collapse of the...
by Catherine Searle | May 11, 2020 | business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, Leadership
“The morning after the night before” From the vlog series “One man and his dog”, Daryl Searle provides a view on the “Stay Alert” message from the Prime Minister (Sunday, 10th May 2020), which covers: 🍃return planning –...
by Catherine Searle | May 9, 2020 | business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, start-ups
“Setting your vision and behaviour” From the vlog series “One man and his dog”, Daryl Searle provides a view on creating certainty for your business, removing doubt, and allowing the chance to grow. A few thoughts on setting your business...
by Catherine Searle | May 4, 2020 | business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, mental health
“We Adapt and Evolve” In the first of the vlog series “One man and his dog”, Daryl Searle provides an honest view of the current challenges in society and the business world. Whether you are working, furloughed or looking for work, we can adapt...
by Catherine Searle | Mar 7, 2020 | business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, start-ups, transformation
Howard Love, the serial entrepreneur who has written books of the same name, introduced the concept of the J-Curve (reference: The Start-Up J Curve: The Six Steps to Entrepreneurial Success). The journey of the start-up from inception through to the moment of...
by Catherine Searle | Feb 27, 2020 | business coaching, Business Strategy, coaching, Customer Experience, Leadership, transformation
“Build it and they will come” maybe true in the Ark building industry, however just building a product or service does not automatically equate to customers. Here are some tips for positioning your business that should be applied to any go to market strategy. What...
