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
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The 16 personal traits of our most successful clients
At Business Changing, we work with clients of all types - from start-ups and those in growth phase to some very, very successful ones. I have been thinking about our most successful clients and have noticed they all share certain personal traits - 16
Interview with branding guru, Mary Ellen Davy
This time we've talked to a master of branding: our client Mary Ellen Davy from Ellen & Company (www.ellenandcompany.co.nz). Mary and her business have just made the finals of the AUT Business Support Awards 2017 which is a massive achievement
Client Q&A: Jacquie Barker, Chief Executive of Quotable Value
We have some incredible business coaching clients on our books, doing all kinds of great things – we swear we learn more from them than they do from us at times! We work with clients at all levels in all industries, clients who are owning
Learnings from Alex Ferguson – The legend coach
Hi guys. I read this and thought some great gems on how to run a successful business... Sir Alex Ferguson had amazing success with Manchester United and his sharing of 8 learnings is really
My interview with Jeremy Moon, Founder of Icebreaker
I am very lucky to meet some interesting people in what I do. Interesting people who are great business people and also great people. Jeremy Moon is one of them. Beyond the obvious (Icebreaker now exporting more than $200 million a year, holy!)
How to get a promotion!
Most people would love to get a promotion at work. And bosses and business owners would like it if more of their team were proactively acting in ways to show they were candidates worthy of being promoted. Meaning they are not verbally saying:
4 traits of a successful leader
In successful companies, it's often the leader of the business who jumps out as being the secret sauce. Think about a company that failed and usually the leader sticks out in your mind too. Whichever way you look at it, if you are