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Defining Continuity is quite simple. It means the unbroken and consistent existence or operation of something over a period of time, whether that be an action or a feature. However, as we see on this blog, things get more philosophical when we apply this simple term to growing your business. After exploring Capital and Capacity…

Business growth can take many forms. New heavy equipment leases, new staff, new Halloween candy guts… But not all of them are the right fit for your business (or your wardrobe). At least not each at all times. If understanding your capacity was the first step in building out a future strategy, understanding the right…

Continuing our discussion on the essential “waters of life” that will power your business, we’re looking at the next piece of the puzzle—capacity. As before, these blogs are meant to highlight the essentials of any growing operation. Without these big three (Capital, Capacity, Continuity), you’re not going to get very far, just like you wouldn’t…

In truth, there isn’t a very long list of what it takes to keep yourself alive. With air, water, food, and shelter, you’re ready to go. The rest (at least to our Buddhist friends) is window dressing. In honour of Small Business Week, I thought we would explore parallels between the human condition and the…

You probably have never thought about it (we had not) but there are a ton of business phrases that originate from our ancestors’ nautical era. Back in the day when business exploits were often done by boat, the phrases used on those junkets have wormed their way into our everyday business conversations. For example, as…

Someone told us recently that running a business was like being in a perpetual race. While that sounds exciting (and daunting at the same time), it made us think about how a top-tier race car driver prepares to win. We recently attended a day at the local race track – where we heard over and…

For any business owner, understanding cash flow is one of the most crucial aspects of financial success and sustainability. While profitability may be the ultimate goal, cash flow is what keeps your business running smoothly. In this beginner’s guide, we’ll try to answer the question “What is cash flow in a business?” by exploring the…

Your business lives in a competitive landscape; in addition to those external pressures, both your money and your time are scarce.  Making decisions about new equipment and the financing depends on you having good information not only on the equipment, but on the organizations you will partner with for the financing.  Leasing companies are a…

In today’s competitive business landscape, making the right decisions regarding equipment acquisition is crucial for success. One of the key considerations is whether to lease or buy the equipment needed to effectively run your business. This blog explores both options’ advantages and disadvantages, helping businesses determine which approach makes the most sense for their specific…