Shauna Parsons

2 weeks ago | randrmagonline.com | Shauna Parsons

Managing Your Restoration Business Many business owners fall into the trap of feeling like they need to do everything themselves. But things often change when they realize that real success and freedom come from building a strong, capable team. Owners trying to juggle every task are likely to feel overworked, frustrated and stuck. As a business grows, owners need to transition to being less in the restoration business and more in the people business.

2 weeks ago | brnw.ch | Shauna Parsons

Managing Your Restoration Business Many business owners fall into the trap of feeling like they need to do everything themselves. But things often change when they realize that real success and freedom come from building a strong, capable team. Owners trying to juggle every task are likely to feel overworked, frustrated and stuck. As a business grows, owners need to transition to being less in the restoration business and more in the people business.

Nov 27, 2024 | randrmagonline.com | Shauna Parsons

In the fast-paced and often unpredictable world of disaster restoration, it's natural for business owners and managers to keep a close eye on their competitors. After all, understanding the landscape can provide valuable insights into market trends and best practices. However, an excessive focus on the competition can actually be detrimental to a business's growth and success.

Nov 27, 2024 | brnw.ch | Shauna Parsons

In the fast-paced and often unpredictable world of disaster restoration, it's natural for business owners and managers to keep a close eye on their competitors. After all, understanding the landscape can provide valuable insights into market trends and best practices. However, an excessive focus on the competition can actually be detrimental to a business's growth and success.

Jul 31, 2024 | randrmagonline.com | Shauna Parsons

When effectively managing a small business, few activities are as influential as conducting productive meetings. Meetings serve as the vessel where ideas are forged, decisions are made, and teams are bonded toward shared objectives. Yet, all too often, meetings can devolve into unproductive gatherings, draining time and resources without yielding meaningful results. At the heart of every successful meeting lies the leader—the conductor orchestrating the symphony of ideas and initiatives.