Michael Dill

I’d like to share a story of a conversation I had with a client of mine just a couple of weeks ago. He’s an attorney who deals in real estate transactions. However, he recently had a deposition that he had to go to court for the first time in two years. Fortunately, and most importantly […]

Last week, I talked about how entrepreneurs are liars, and how they stand on their podium and tell the world what they’re going to do when honestly, they don’t necessarily know how they’re going to do it. However, they’re very clear on where they’re going and they know they’ll find the right people to help

What do Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, Steve Jobs, Howard Schultz, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk, all have in common? They’re all liars. What do I mean by that? What I mean by that, is they are truly successful entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs are liars. They wake up one day, and they think, “What can be done?”

In the ABCs of building a better business, there are two A’s and two B’s we definitely need in our organization, or at least in our circle. The first A is an accountant. We need a certified public accountant effectively preparing our taxes. Not just preparing our taxes, but an accountant that has the ability

Over the last couple of years, the hiring environment’s been a little interesting. It seems like the leverage was with the employee versus the employer, however, I truly believe there’s a shift going on. Today, I’m going to talk about something I believe to be happening. Last week I talked about the fact that 75%

Last week, I touched upon the fact that only 4% of small businesses break $1 million in revenues. What I also found out, fewer than 1% actually break $10 million in revenues. As the baby boomers are retiring and hanging up their work cleats, there will be a lot of turnover in business. We see