Article by Mike Anderson (NSBC Founder & CEO) It is a fact that the most successful people in the world aren’t busy. Success and busyness are not related. Haven’t you noticed how people feel so guilty when they aren’t busy and how they try to look busy? Just about everyone likes to be busy or […]
By Mike Anderson (NSBC Founder & CEO) It’s back to business for many and for the thousands of SMEs that kept on going over the festive season; I hope that your tills have been filled with plenty. Early January is always the time when most fine-tune goals and objectives, and think about what they could […]
A healthy body is a healthy mind. The body and mind work together to give you a healthy and fulfilling life. One therefore cannot do well without the other. However, many people neglect their physical bodies when they become engrossed with other aspects of life. This can lead to illness and the inability to run […]
Article by Stuart Miller from Matrix Marketing Last week I sat with one of our sales execs and in simple conversation, asked him if he had a goal list? He said he knows what he wants but doesn’t have it documented anywhere. So many times I hear people say they have goals, aspirations for bigger and […]
Article by Fedhealth Many of us have goals connected to both physical or financial health, but would you have expected them to be linked? According to some new studies, they are. In one study by Momentum (UK), a survey “show[ed] a clear and significant relationship between overall well-being and financial wellness”. They looked at established areas […]
Article provided by Steve Simpson & Stef du Plessis Sometimes people misinterpret the latest thinking on leadership. And this can be easy to do – much of what we read on leadership promotes the need to empower people, and to involve them in decisions. Steve Simpson has a different view however… Recently, we decided that some […]
Article provided by Steve Simpson & Stef du Plessis Nowadays, it’s commonplace for people to report on how busy their workplace is. We’ve seen decades of cost-cutting and increased efficiencies to a point where most of us are extremely stretched. A fascinating study conducted in 1973 however, might shed light on the significant downside to being […]
