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Put the power of compounding to work for your business

by Greg Herring | Aug 28, 2023 | Business, Business Strategy, Growth, Leadership

This article originally appeared on LandscapeManagement.net on August 28th, 2023. Greg Herring regularly writes for Landscape Management, providing financial analysis and insights tailored to landscape business owners. We usually discuss compounding in the...

Put the power of compounding to work for your business

by Greg Herring | Aug 9, 2023 | Business, Business Strategy, Growth, Mindset, Planning

This article originally appeared on LandscapeManagement.net on August 29h, 2023. Greg Herring regularly writes for Landscape Management, providing financial analysis and insights tailored to landscape business owners. BrightView recently reported its results...

Grow your Green: Why anchoring weighs down the profitability of your business

by Greg Herring | Aug 22, 2022 | Business, Business Strategy, Forecasting, Growth, Planning

This article originally appeared on LandscapeManagement.net on August 22nd, 2022. Greg Herring regularly writes for Landscape Management, providing financial analysis and insights tailored to landscape business owners. Although we may not like to admit it, we...

Employees’ Guilt About Profits Hurts Your Business

by Greg Herring | Jan 14, 2019 | Business, Business Strategy, Growth, Leadership, Mindset, People, Planning, Pricing, Profit, Results

Many people think your company makes too much money. What do your employees think? Do they have guilt about profits? (Note: this post was originally published on August 29th, 2016. It has been updated to reflect new data.) According to a Pew Research Center poll in...

Profits Are Good

by Greg Herring | Sep 5, 2016 | Business, Profit

Do your employees feel that profits are good? In a previous post, I explained how most Americans believe that companies make too much profit and how this belief can hurt your company’s growth and profit. Hopefully, you had a chance to speak to some of your employees...