Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Decisions, Decisions, Decisions . . .

Decisions are all around us - especially today.  Companies have so many decisions that they have to make in their business on a regular basis.  

Everyday business owners are faced with a barrage of business decisions, some are major, others not so much, but you do have to make them -- either today or someday soon.  The problem with waiting is it gets easier to make a rash decision that may not be well thought out although the same can be said about quick decisions.

When making decisions in business, you have to make educated, well thought out decisions based on sound business advice.  You need to face all hard decisions head on and get the necessary counsel from your company decision makers and hired professionals -- accountants, attorneys or business consultants.

I read a book several years ago and really enjoyed the read so much so that I bought the book again and re-read it - probably loaned my copy out and never got it back.  "The One Minute Manager" is an excellent book and well worth the read.

The message in the book is to deal with things as they are handed to you and not spending the time to handle the same thing multiple times.  A really good idea especially for those people who pile things up to deal with them "later" and then later never really comes until "crisis time" happens.  This is a bad time to make a decision - when you are under the gun so to speak.

Take the time to learn the skills necessary to prioritize your tasks and start dealing with things in a manner that makes your company the most efficient and most profitable.  There are many people who can coach you in the areas of business that you are lacking to make you the best you can be in business.

Today, I am practicing what I preach.  I stopped putting off the things that I have enjoyed and started doing them professionally.  I started blogging on my other blog again today with the first of many books and blog posts to follow.  Check it out.

No more procrastination for me or you !!

Charlene S. Reed, Author
"Construction Administration Handbook"
www.MyConstructionOffice.com
mymindwanderedtoday.blogspot.com

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