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Thursday, January 08, 2026
Real Tools for Real Growth: Essentials Every New Business Owner Should Use
Starting a business comes with a rush of excitement—and an avalanche of responsibilities. You’re not just building a brand. You’re juggling paperwork, managing teams, nurturing leads, and trying to keep the financial lights on. In a landscape this intense, clarity matters. You don’t need vague encouragement. You need real tools. Tools that reduce your workload, help you make better decisions, and keep things from falling through the cracks. This isn’t a list of gimmicks. This is about what works—what
Wednesday, January 07, 2026When the Power Fails: Emergency Planning Tips Every Small Business Should Take Seriously
For many small business owners, the daily focus revolves around inventory, payroll, and customers—leaving little time to plan for scenarios that feel remote or unlikely. But whether it’s a fire, cyberattack, flood, or even a long-term power outage, emergencies don’t wait for convenience. What separates a business that recovers from one that closes permanently often comes down to how well-prepared it was when the unexpected struck. An emergency plan isn’t just a safety net—it’s a blueprint for
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Eagle on Lay Lake - photo by Steve Smith -
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Fun on Lay Lake! photo by Renee Hall -
Photo by Renee Hall -
Photo by Renee Hall
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