What’s the most important thing for you to focus on in order to grow your small business? There are some exercises to help you figure this out – and it may change how you operate. These exercises are led time and time again by this week’s Wild Business Growth Podcast guest, Diane Helbig. Diane is a Business and Leadership Development Advisor and Founder of Helbig Enterprises. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and your other favorite podcast platforms.
Episode 182: Diane Helbig – Strategy Sparker, Small Business Coach
Diane Helbig, the Business and Leadership Development Advisor, joins the show to share her journey from lemonade and candy stand to helping small business owners shape their business strategy. Hear how to grow your small business, tools to prioritize tasks, how to be crystal-clear with communication, pull a weird unplug, and what she’d do if she were starting a lemonade stand today. This episode covers everything from candy to sweet business strategies. Here’s a small sample of what you will hear in this episode:
What was different about Diane’s lemonade stand
How did she start a day camp as a teenager
What business lesson did she learn from her babysitting business
How does she advise small business owners to find what they should be focusing on
What’s the “poker tell” that lets you know what a small business owner is passionate about
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What’s Diane’s secret for keeping children unafraid of the Boogie Man
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