Author: Craig Whitton

Trust in Business Has Never Been More Important (Part 4)

The Edelman Trust Barometer was first published in 2001 and is a highly respected source of information regarding the general “feeling of trust” in the community. It has over the years measured the level of trust that people feel toward government, non-government organisations, business and the media and its impact on decision making. The 2019… Read more »

Trust in Business, Get this Wrong at Your Peril (Part 3)

The previous article, “Trust is Good for Business“, showed that businesses that have a strong foundation built on trust, will experience many benefits including a greater sense of sharing, higher morale, are more collaborative, innovative & creative, experience higher productivity and are generally healthier. In his book “Trust Edge”, David Horsager discusses ten barriers to… Read more »

Trust is Good for Business (Part 2)

Phil Jackson, 11 time Championship winning NBA Coach has said, “Good teams become great teams when the members trust each other enough to surrender the me for the we“. This advice is great for businesses too. Businesses that have a strong foundation built on trust, experience many benefits. They have a greater sense of sharing,… Read more »

It’s a Matter of Trust (Part 1)

“Trust is like a forest, it takes years to grow but can be destroyed in a moment”. Have you ever thought, I mean really thought, what does trust mean to you and your business? It is obvious that trust is the cornerstone that holds most relationships together. But what about in business, have you ever… Read more »

Zero for Xero

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As your Charlestown local area specialist, we want you to get the most out of your time with Xero and experience all the amazing benefits that Xero has to offer. One of the most common gripes we get from Xero clients is that they would love someone to talk to. Not in the, “I’m feeling lonely” way,… Read more »

Just be a Little Better

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“If you only do one thing different this week … try to be a little better than you were last week” Our approach to business improvement is focused on making small, sustainable improvements that are crucial to the success of the business.  We are not distracted by grandiose statements of “be all you can be”…. Read more »