As a new business, every birthday counts - but none so much as that fifth birthday. The first few years of business can be hard but the rubber really meets the road at about the third year. That's about when you've tapped all your contacts to be your
Motivation coming at ya
Zac appears on The AM Show
Zac was rapt to be invited on to The AM Show this week to talk to Duncan Garner about business. Their conversation covered: - the most important factors in being successful in business, - how to ward off loneliness, - government support of SMEs in
Feeling the burnout? Here’s how you can get your passion back for your business
Let's get real here: being in business can be hard work. Really hard work. Hopefully you're doing something you love, something you're passionate about, but no matter how much you enjoy what you do, you'll possibly go through times where it feels
Sip shares her business lessons with Newshub
Anyone who has worked with me at Business Changing knows what a savvy woman my wife and business partner Sip is - she has such a creative brain and is an incredible big-picture thinker. I'll often have attendees of our business planning &
Recent client wins and accolades
Lots of incredible stuff happening in the Business Changing client camp lately, including: PT Minder was the 10th fastest-growing software company in NZ per the Deloitte Technology 500 Asia Pacific and #213 overall. Super proud of Rick, Callum and
Here’s a prime example of standing out in a crowded market
There's a common misconception in business that you need to do something NEW - something absolutely no one else is doing - in order to be successful. That you need to invent something or innovate drastically or discover a completely new market… But
Should you delegate or outsource more?
The other day a client asked if they should be outsourcing more - and if so, what should they look to delegate. GOOD QUESTION! Most business owners do too much themselves - it's a big (and exciting) decision when you realise you can start
What you can learn from your last financial year
End of the financial year is here for us Kiwis (Australians, yours is not too far away in June and North Americans, you're halfway through yours). A lot of people use New Year's Eve to take stock of their past year and what goals they'd like to