Quick Tip #36
They’re called SMART goals for a reason. If your goal is ambiguous, your results will be too. Specificity & follow through!
														They’re called SMART goals for a reason. If your goal is ambiguous, your results will be too. Specificity & follow through!
														Measure Something, Intersect Traffic, Level up…what do they have in common? 3 things you can do today for a better restaurant tomorrow!
														Your to-do list is not a set of mini-goals. Download my FREE 90 day planner to achieve your restaurant business goals.
														What do you do if a resume isn’t quite up to par when it comes to “hard skills” but have the perfect personality? Hire them immediately
														Add these 2 things to your menu and you end up with a winning combination to help boost sales and give customers a better experience.
														Don’t allow your vision to be sidelined by outside opinions. Know what needs to happen exactly as planned & what is open for feedback.
														People are confused between the difference between leadership and being a manager. There’s one distinct difference between the roles.
														Chef Colin is the Executive Chef and food cost master who runs 23 restaurants. He gives his #1 tip for managing food costs.
														“Multi-tasking” causes more problems than it solves. Instead, use this calendar blocking technique for increased productivity.
														A few moments of organization in your restaurant will ensure problems don’t keep cropping up and catching you off guard.
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