When Henry Ford created the first Model T automobile, he was asked about the input he received from other people. His answer was…’If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.’ The car like refrigeration, antibiotics, the computer and the smart phone changed the way our society works. People weren’t prepared for the change, but
If you’re in business, you have meetings. The key is to be focused on the important factors. Otherwise, don’t have meetings. They simply add one more thing to your and your staff’s already overloaded to do lists. It’s important to meet and manage your early education company (childcare centers, preschools, Montessori, special needs or private
Pinterest is a social media platform that allows you to create virtual boards and pin items on the boards. People spend more time on Pinterest that any other social media platform with the exception of Facebook so it’s a great marketing platform. It is also a great way to build brand loyalty by engaging and
No one likes to think about bad things happening in a childcare center or a school, but everyone has the “nightmare” list…the problems you hope you never face. Oftentimes, it’s this uncomfortable feeling that causes some people to avoid planning for these events. It simply becomes easier to focus on other parts of the business.
OK, you’re on your way. You want to expand and do everything bigger and better, and that’s great, but do it the right way. When you consider expansion, make sure you have the basics in order before you start investing your time and money. Here are the basics. 1. SOPs–If you don’t have a well-organized set of
It’s said that change is the only constant. In the early education industry, you must change or become irrelevant. How and when you deal with change determines your level of success in the early education industry. If you’re comfortable or satisfied, you can coast, but if you want to be really good at anything, you
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