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Pete has left us to start a new role. It’s actually a new role with his previous employer, Abes Audio. I hope and expect that he is returning with many new skills acquired from his employment with us. Pete was an excellent employee for his nearly 5 years with us and I hope he will call in from time..
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Here are two simple but profound quotes (attributed to various people): "1% improvement per day means that in 70 days you will be twice as good" "The start is what stops most people" These are both undeniably true and accordingly we should just make that first small step, because if that small step results in a 1% improvement then we..
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It’s been a crazy year culminating in a crazy month of June to complete the financial year. What a rollercoaster ride! A booming economy with house builders booked out for 3 years, unemployment lower than it was before coronavirus struck in March last year, iron ore price at a record high, waiting lists for cars, boats, caravans and even timber...
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James Clear is the author of Atomic Habits. His newsletter last week contained some profound points that I thought were worth spreading: "Motivation often comes after starting, not before. Action produces momentum." And: "We spend a lot of time talking about everything we have to do. You have to finish 10 things at work. You have to exercise today. You..
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I have often told my employees over the years that death is in the detail. What I mean by this is that every problem should be solved at the highest level possible. It is so easy to waste time and energy solving the wrong problem or dealing with a symptom rather than a cause. The key is to ask the..
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Unicorn Business Solutions are based in Devonport Tasmania, with clients around Australia.
