Our Blog
This is a collection of blogs we have to produce to help demonstrate our approach and areas we have some insight. Blogs will be updated weekly and will cover a variety of topics. If you have a topic you would like us to address, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
Most Recent Blogs
Operational Efficiency & Growth – Small Business Pivots Podcast
The Power of Documentation: Enhancing Business Efficiency with Joshua Monge In the podcast episode of “Small Business Pivots” hosted by Michael Morrison with guest Joshua Monge, the focus is on the significance of systems and processes in small businesses. Joshua, a fractional COO, shares his journey and insights on creating operational systems to help businesses…
Streamlining Ops & Sale Prep – Getting the Deal Done Podcast
How Proper Process Mapping and Fractional COO Services Can Transform Your Business In a recent episode of the “Getting the Deal Done” podcast, host John Martinka and guest Joshua Monge explored a range of topics related to empowering business owners to step away from day-to-day operations and prepare their businesses for future transitions, including potential…
Maximizing Email Hard Bounces
From an operations perspective, email marketing is a very formulaic and a great system for communicating with people in mass. That said, there are some operational components that can improve this effort. One such facet is hard bounces. They can seem like setbacks. However, they present unique opportunities to reconnect and expand your network. Here’s…
Business Owners Compensation & Value Building
This article is starting a conversation on small business owners’ compensation and how they should frame their mindset for compensation. For the article, I’m equating the CEO of a small business as the same as the business owner and will use the words interchangeably. I also define small business owners as those ranging from solopreneurs…
Business Made Simple: Week 1
This week, our Business Accountability Group had its first meeting. It was fast, super quick, and rewarding. In 30 minutes, we accounted for the first week of daily tasks in the book, which were mostly reflections and mindset thoughts. Two points really resonated with me: Why I started this group A few reasons. As a…
Business Exit Strategy | Think Adapt Build
Transformations Witnessed and Fostered In a previous role as an Economic Development professional, I witnessed businesses close within the community. I recognized the void each closure created—not just for the owners but for the community. This realization was bolstered by encounters with a business broker who demonstrated the potential to save businesses by proactively finding…
Jumping Elephants
(A Parable of Unwieldy Operations) Once upon a time, in the vast plains of the business world, there lived a wise and seasoned entrepreneur named Arion. Arion was known far and wide for his innovative thinking and his ability to turn the most cumbersome of operations into agile, thriving ventures. Yet, even Arion faced his…
New Year. New Goals. Here’s a Guide:
As the calendar turns, it’s not just about celebrating a new year; it’s about seizing opportunities and setting a course for success. For ambitious businesses, the dawn of a new year is the ideal moment to chart a path forward with clarity and precision. Whether you’re a startup ready to scale or an established business…
5 Ops Improvements to Save Time
In today’s fast-paced business world, efficiency is key. As an Operations Consultant, I’ve seen firsthand how small changes can lead to significant time savings. Here are five quick improvements you can implement in your operations to get more time back: Implementing these five improvements can streamline your operations, reduce time wastage, and improve productivity. Remember,…