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Emails have rapidly become the main communication for businesses and messages can be easily missed. For every email you mark as completed another two come in. So in a fast paced office environment, how do you keep on top of those messages?

As we face the challenges of January and the additional restrictions brought to us by Covid-19. We thought we'd brighten up your day with a poem using 'Colours Of The Rainbow'.

"Stay strong, there's a rainbow after very storm"

As we start in the New Year, with new hopes, new goals and new plans, we have put together our 21 tips that will help you to grow your business and make the most out of 2021!

At first glance, anyone can keep a diary but to effectively manage your time is far more difficult and takes a lot of skill. Scheduling reminders and colour coding are just some of the processes we use to help manage your diary efficiently. Read on for more of our top tips...

The Coronavirus came upon us so suddenly and, like other companies, we had to quickly organise a different way of working to limit disruption. Wherever possible, employees were asked to work from home so how did we make this work?

Becoming organised is probably the most important skill a small business and its’ employees can acquire. When we’re organised, we think more clearly and are ready to tackle whatever comes our way. Working in a chaotic, untidy environment is likely to give us brain fog and will obviously slow down our progress.

We’ve all spoken to ‘that’ customer service advisor and practically ended up apologising for disturbing them due to their sullen, disinterested and sometimes rude manner.

Every parent looks forward to holidays with children but for business owners school holidays can be a real challenge.

Many are self-employed and not entitled to 28 days’ paid holiday. If you’re not working, you will not be paid.

Have you ever thought of writing a blog?  My answer would be many times, and I have done a few,  but until I recently undertook some research on the subject I did not actually realise the value.   If you have a business idea that you want to set up, you’re in a prime position to construct your brand.  If your company is already established, you have an opportunity to clarify your uniqueness.