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The primary reason people change jobs is due to downsizing or restructuring. But the secondary and tertiary reasons are ones you, the employer may be able to help prevent.

Tune in today, Thursday, February 13, 2020, at 8am and 2pm PST to www.https://amazingwomenofpower.com/radio/christina-suter/ listen to the Ask Christina First Radio Show to hear what you can do to improve employee retention.

Do you pay your employees too much? If you don't value your time, you probably pay employees what you think you would want to be paid, but you're actually paying yourself less. Are your employees your friends who you want to treat well? Do you just like the feeling of being generous?

If you don't value your time, you probably pay employees what you think you would want to be paid, but you are actually paying yourself less. Are your employees your friends who you want to treat well? Do you just like the feeling of being generous? Protecting your bottom line means making sure the doors of your business remain open.

Tune in today, Thursday, February 6, 2020, to listen to the Ask Christina First Radio show on https://amazingwomenofpower.com/radio/christina-suter/ at 8 am and 2 pm PST to listen.

Brent began as a chiropractor and was a chiropractic coach for 14 years. After implementing the Money Multiplier Method Brent was able to pay off $984,711 in 3rd party debt in 39 months without having to work any harder, change his cash flow nor take any additional risks. Kesler became so passionate about the method that he began to teach it and started the Money Multiplier.

Brent Kesler began as a chiropractor and was a chiropractic coach for 14 years. After implementing the Money Multiplier Method Brent was able to pay off $984,711 in 3rd party debt in 39 months without having to work any harder, change his cash flow nor take any additional risks. Kesler became so passionate about the method that he began to teach it and started the Money Multiplier.

Tune in today, Thursday, January 30, 2020, to listen to the Ask Christina First Radio show on https://amazingwomenofpower.com/radio/christina-suter/ at 8 am and 2 pm PST to hear the full interview with Brent.

The culture of America as a whole, and especially amongst many small business owners is-- we don’t want to be thoughtless in our business. We are anti-big-business because it can be heartless, greedy, and does not revolve around a human or good belief system. It is absolutely possible to be a conscious-minded, kind, or good-hearted business owner, and not have it negatively affect your bottom line.

If, by nature, you are a generous person and want to run and own a generous business, be sure to value your time and efforts. Price your products and pay yourself and your employees appropriately.

Tune in today, Thursday, January 23, 2020, to listen to the Ask Christina First Radio show on https://amazingwomenofpower.com/radio/christina-suter/ at 8 am and 2 pm PST to learn how to balance employee relationships and good-hearted business.

Business expenses are broken down into two categories-- fixed and variable. Fixed expenses are the core expenses that don’t fluctuate. Fixed expenses have a monthly payment commitment, a contract, or an agreement, and require a specific payment amount. Variable expenses are those business expenses that vary, or change, and aren’t essential to keeping your business running. The management of both expenses and the way to curb your business expenses boils down to tracking.

As a business owner, you must be willing to track your business, how many customers do you have, how much do you spend on advertising, how many people are visiting your website? Answering these questions will help you to evaluate what to cut.

Tune in today, Thursday, January 16, 2020, to listen to the Ask Christina First Radio show on https://amazingwomenofpower.com/radio/christina-suter/ at 8 am and 2 pm PST to learn how to curb your business expenses.

Your budget is core to your personal and professional life. Does your business earn enough to pay you a salary? Is your personal account funding your business? Personal and business budgets are convoluted, in fact the governemnt encourages us to convolute them. You may put your cell phone and car in your personal budget to minimize taxes but that doesn't give you an accurate budget to pull from nor clearly understand what expense belongs where.