Business

One night last week, you saw something you’d never noticed before. You happened to stay after work for an hour for some catch-up and the office cleaning crew came in before you left. You watched, dumbfounded, as they hauled away bag after bag after bag of trash. Paper, discarded cups, empty soda cans, empty printer cartridges, all to the Dumpster.

These days, your CEO wears diapers. The Executive Office smells like talcum. You know, because you’re summoned there round the clock on a moments’ notice.

Here is a book where the phrase “Timing is everything” is more prevalent than ever, in Jay Abraham’s latest book “The Sticking Point Solution”, oh so timely. As many businesses are currently struggling on what to do next in these economic times, the author provides you with a “How-To-Do” methodology that is easy to follow.

Lately, you’re feeling like a bit of a birdbrain. Awhile back, somebody told you to get a MySpace page, so your business got one. Then, you were told you “needed” a Facebook page, and you got one of those. Now, everybody is all a-Twitter and you just don’t get it.

“You are not your business. Your business is an entity in and of itself. Yes, you created it, but in order to find success, you have to turn it into a self-sustaining organism. ”observes Gino Wickman, author of Traction – Get a Grip on Your Business. As he points out what he teaches is simple, but not simplistic, with the focus on six areas of your business.