9 Common Small Business Mistakes

Here I list 9 most common small business mistakes. Ask yourself if you are making mistakes in any of these areas. If so, you have opportunity to find powerful energy to move your business forward.

1.Lack of cash flow 2.Poor planning 3.Forgetting your customer 4.Selling versus marketing 5.Lacking needed expertise 6.Misunderstanding credit 7.Becoming an advertising victim 8.Poor customer shopping experiences 9.Making yourself center of your business

If you find yourself wondering how you can use your mistakes to grow your business, you may want to request my free report, 9 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Small Business. In report, I provide more details about each of these business mistakes and ways to fix them. You can achieve powerful results in fixing your business mistakes. The report will help you find ways to use this energy to grow your business faster. To obtain this free report, 9 Mistakes That Can Kill Your Small Business, click here, Free Report, a preaddressed email will be pop up, press send button. The report will be sent to you via email with report attached.

Conclusion

Head energy is a necessary part of every small business operation. It provides vision you need for future. For quick and immediate improvements, do not over look gut energy you will find in fixing your current business mistakes. Your gut energy will offer a wonderful opportunity for growing your business in a fast and easy way.

Copyright Al Hanzal, 2004. All Rights Reserved

Hanzal Enterprises, Inc. 4191 Granite Court Eagan, Minnesota 55123 651-495-3340

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