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When Your Business Keeps Doing the Same Thing, You Call It Fate
Published 2 days ago • 3 min read • Intentional Leadership
Have you ever said “that’s just how it is” or "this is normal in this industry" about something that keeps happening in your business no matter how many times you change your approach? It might be clients who pay late, or a full calendar sitting next to a bank balance that doesn’t match the workload, or the constant feeling that if you stop everything stops with you. And most of the owner operators I meet think of these things like the weather, unpredictable and ultimately out of their hands....
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