Want to speak like a true Brit? Then learn our proverbs. We Brits love to use proverbs, as many as we can get our hands on usually.

Knowing about business is more than just understanding the English used. You also have to know how the world of business works, including all the latest trends.

So, carrying on from last week, here are the final two sets of questions you need to think about when evaluating your business ideas:

Now that you’ve got reams and reams of ideas for your new business venture you need to evaluate them. Not all of them are going to be winners and you need to sort the wheat from the chaff now.

So, here we are again and, as promised, here are the final four tips for generating business ideas. How did you get on using the tips I gave last week?

I suppose this is a kind of forerunner to last week’s blog – I should have done this one first! Why? Well, because there’s no point having tips to get your business up and running if you can’t come up … Continue reading →

Starting your own business can be fun, rewarding and easier than you think. These ten tips can help you get your business off the ground and keep it going strong:

Is recruiting part of, or likely to be part of, your role? If so, do you know where to look to find the best candidates?

Good managers delegate. They realise that they are not able to do everything themselves so decide which jobs can be handed to other members of their team.

Continuing on last week’s theme of leadership styles, here are the remaining five styles for you to examine. Once you’ve read through them, you’ll have a pretty good idea of what kind most suits you and your personality.