by Brydon Davidson | Apr 4, 2026 | Grow your Business, Small Business Success, What I do know
I need to say this clearly because a lot of people — good, smart, hardworking people — are still operating on the assumption that things will “get back to normal.” They won’t. Where we’re going will never be what we had NZ Business is never...
by Dixie | Mar 20, 2026 | Grow your Business, People, Small Business Success, What I do know
You’re Not Failing Your Resolutions. You’re Addicted to Your Life. Let’s stop calling it a motivation problem. Most people don’t change because they’re not trying hard enough.They don’t change because their current life is paying them. That’s what addiction is: a...
by Brydon Davidson | Mar 15, 2026 | Grow your Business, People, Small Business Success
Goal Setting has a fatal design flaw January 15 Is When New Year’s Resolutions Tell the Truth January 1 is hype. January 15 is feedback. 15th March is reality check time! Now, we’re in the final weeks of the end of the financial year. By now, most New...
by Brydon Davidson | Oct 16, 2025 | Grow your Business, Small Business Success, What's THAT All About
Ten Years On: What Changed for New Zealand Businesses (and What Didn’t) If you’d started a business in 2015, you were living in a different country. Not just economically, but socially, technologically, and mentally. Back then, the buzzwords were innovation, growth,...
by Brydon Davidson | Oct 12, 2025 | Grow your Business, People, Profit, Protect your business, Small Business Success
THERE IS NO PROBLEM: WHY SOLUTIONS ARE A STATE OF BEING, NOT A REACTION “The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubts, while the stupid ones are full of confidence.” – Charles Bukowski PROBLEMS ARE EVERYWHERE… OR ARE THEY?...
by Brydon Davidson | Oct 4, 2025 | Grow your Business, People, Process, Protect your business, Small Business Success, What I do know
How to Build a Business That’s Actually Built to Last Most small businesses don’t collapse because their idea was bad. They collapse because their foundations were weak. They were never built to last. Never built to adapt. Never built to reward the people building...
