by Nancy Ganzekaufer | Jan 3, 2021 | Body Language, Business Growth, Business Mindset, Client Communication, Financial, Interior Design Business, Marketing
As you begin your journey into 2021, this is the perfect time to learn new strategies for finding success in the coming year. For instance, do you know how to build your business using body language? This is an essential skill for enhancing your sales and marketing...
by Nancy Ganzekaufer | Dec 7, 2020 | Business Growth, Business Mindset, Interior Design, Interior Design Business, Process Improvement, Procrastination
It’s that time of year again! Time for reflecting, acknowledging your successes from months past, and planning for the new year. For most people, that includes deciding on your New Year’s resolutions. I have a unique perspective on New Year’s resolutions, whether...
by Nancy Ganzekaufer | Nov 2, 2020 | Business Growth, Client Communication, Interior Designers, Process Improvement, Procrastination, Time Management
Effective time management is an ongoing challenge for many business owners. But did you know that by using a few tips to increase your productivity, you can improve your efficiency as well? Productivity is not only an important component of time management; it will...
by Nancy Ganzekaufer | Oct 5, 2020 | Business Growth, Client Communication, Interior Design, Interior Design Business, Marketing, Process Improvement, Time Management
As an entrepreneur or business owner, increasing your profitability can be an ongoing challenge. Learning how to solve the profit puzzle can help you achieve exponential business growth. But where is the best place to start? At its core, your business is no...
by Nancy Ganzekaufer | Sep 7, 2020 | Business Growth, Business Mindset, Entrepreneur, Interior Design Business, Procrastination
As a business owner, do you know how to find success in negative moments? Believe it or not, it is possible. In my past life as a 1st VP of Mortgage Servicing for The Dime Savings Bank of NY, I learned how true this is. Back then, it was my responsibility to...