Blog - Café con Miguel

When meeting with a business owner a question I like to ask is “tell me what you do for you?” Why? We need, our minds and bodies need, variation. Your business, although important, shouldn’t be the only thing or priority in your life. It could be something as simple as reading, journaling, or drawing. Perhaps you’ve been wanting to learn to play the alto sax (woodwind here so bias towards the alto), or work on your DIY skills in your backyard, etc. Whatever your hobby or pass

We all have had to work with or report to that manager or supervisor who could be define as a "micromanager." I know I didn't appreciate that type of oversight. Nor do I know anyone who enjoys working in that type of environment. If you operate or own your own business don't be that type of leader. In fact, I'll go out on a limb and say you aren't viewed as a leader; by your team and others if you are supervising in said manner. Be A Leader There is a difference in holding y