Last week we experienced extreme weather conditions, the severity of such not seen since June 2007 (Pasha Bulka). The damage and carnage that this has caused is horrendous with the ultimate sadness, loss of life. Our thoughts are with all affected.
The Australian economy might finally be responding to historically low rates with signs that low rates and the wealth impact of higher property and stock prices may be gaining traction.
Perhaps that’s why the RBA left rates on hold again in April, but retained an easing bias.
Wow, what a title! Recently I read a book, “The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.” The book was simply about a criminal lawyer from America that had a heart attack in his middle age and had to make a decision as to whether he would continue on at his profession, or live a healthier life.
The process of developing a meaningful and practical strategic plan has challenged many SME owners. To even have a clear vision of what the business goals are, is often easier said than done.
This article may not be considered specifically business related, but I feel most business owners and employees have a desire to share lifetime experiences with family but consider the cost to be a major deterrent.
Much has been written about the “depressed” economic climate and lack of business confidence. Is it really that bad? You can’t control the economic climate but you can certainly control how you feel about it.
