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Lessons Learned: My Journey Through Starting Three Businesses
Embark on my entrepreneurial journey from the early 2000s to now, where I navigated the challenges of starting and managing multiple businesses. From launching a web design company, Skemcis Business Services, to venturing into drop shipping with Dstres Life, and finally supporting Indigenous Tourism and GreenJade Interiors, each step taught me valuable lessons in adaptability, continuous learning, and effective communication. Discover how my experiences in financial services, business development, and cultural understanding have shaped my growth and continue to drive my passion for helping small and medium-sized businesses succeed.
Human Resources Dilemma, Remote & Hybrid Work
Introduction The transition to remote and hybrid work models has transformed the workplace, bringing about new challenges and opportunities for HR professionals. Ensuring the health and safety of remote workers is a crucial aspect of this shift. This blog delves...
Top Business Development Tips for Canadian Entrepreneurs
Unlock the secrets to successful business development with our top tips tailored for Canadian entrepreneurs. From identifying market opportunities to building strong client relationships, our comprehensive guide offers actionable insights to help you grow and sustain your business. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, these strategies will provide you with the tools needed to thrive in the competitive Canadian market. Dive in to elevate your business development game and achieve your entrepreneurial goals.
Breaking the Paycheck-to-Paycheck Cycle: The Importance of Budgeting
Over the past couple of decades, I have had the opportunity to present budgeting workshops to hundreds of individuals from various income brackets. The main trend that I noticed is that approximately three-quarters of the participants did not have a budget in place....