Bill Ringle Leads AskBillRingle.com Forum on Improving Team Productivity

AskBillRingle.com's open conference call for entrepreneurs and business owners on July 5, 2012 will discuss proven techniques and tips for improving business team member productivity.

Philadelphia, PA, July 07, 2012 - Bill Ringle, America’s Business Growth Strategist, will lead July’s AskBillRingle.com forum, "Improving Team Member Productivity," on Thursday, July 5, at 4:00pm ET. A great team maximizes the skills and productivity of each member. Does yours? This AskBillRingle.com session is designed to help you tap into the power of your team by improving team member productivity.

Ringle will discuss the five big barriers to getting the results you want, where you need to "come from" to allow members of your team to give their best, and how to avoid the "That's not what you told me to do" complaint. He’ll also share all-important ways to recognize that you are being a team leader, not a (micro)manager.

“Expanding a business beyond the start up stage to the growth stage and beyond requires that you develop systems and delegate responsibility throughout your organization. Unfortunately, this is one of the hardest things for many business owners to do.”

AskBillRingle.com gives business owners and entrepreneurs answers to their most pressing business growth questions. The website and accompanying conference calls focus on a different subject each month, and give business owners unprecedented access to Ringle's expertise, experience, and advice. August's topic, "Secrets to Getting More Repeat Business," will provide unique tips and discuss common mistakes in that area.

Bill Ringle, America’s Business Growth Strategist and Founder of the Rapid Rise Business Growth System, works with entrepreneurs and executives who want to overcome the five big challenges to business growth so that they can run profitable and rewarding businesses rather than become stuck and overwhelmed in unfulfilling and draining roles. He has worked on four continents, is the author of four business books, and inspires and educates thousands of business leaders each year through his speaking, coaching, interactive programs, and educational products.

For more information and to participate, visit http://AskBillRingle.com.

Contact:

Meredith Hegg

LearnWell

491 Baltimore Pike, Suite 209

Springfield, PA 19064

610-626-0175

pr@learnwell.com

http://AskBillRingle.com

Bill Ringle Leads AskBillRingle.com Forum on Ways to Improve Cashflow

AskBillRingle.com's open conference call for entrepreneurs and business owners on March 1, 2012 will address the subject "Ways to Improve Cashflow."

Philadelphia, PA, March 02, 2012 - Nationally known CEO coach Bill Ringle will lead this month's AskBillRingle.com forum, "Ways to Improve Cashflow," on Thursday, March 1, at 4:00pm ET. Good cashflow is essential to any successful business, but easily becomes a black hole for time and resources when improperly managed. 

Ringle will describe five symptoms that your business has cash flow problems and provide twelve concrete ideas to improve your cash flow. He’ll also discuss how to identify the main causes of delayed payments, ways to be braver asking for payments, and outsourcing collections when all else fails.

“Generating business, operating a business, and growing a business all depend on having funds to spend and invest. Small business owners tell me that they are especially squeezed in a tight economy by delayed payments on one level and rigid credit ceilings on another level, and if you only look at your finances from those two sources, you can find yourself in trouble very quickly,” explains Bill Ringle. “Over the years, my clients have taught me a wide range of new perspectives to identify, anticipate, and ultimately generate win-win situations from no-win situations related to cash flow issues, and that’s what I’ll be sharing on this AskBillRingle call.”

AskBillRingle.com gives business owners and entrepreneurs answers to their most pressing business growth questions. The website and accompanying conference calls focus on a different subject each month, and give business owners unprecedented access to Ringle's expertise, experience, and advice. April's topic, "Standing Out From the Crowd," will provide unique tips for grabbing customers’ attention and increasing visibility in your niche.

Bill Ringle works with entrepreneurs and executives who want to overcome the five big challenges to business growth so that they can run profitable and rewarding businesses rather than become stuck and overwhelmed in unfulfilling and draining roles. He has worked on four continents, is the author of four business books, and inspires and educates thousands of business leaders each year through his speaking, coaching, interactive programs, and educational products.

For more information and to participate, visit http://AskBillRingle.com.

Contact:

Meredith Hegg

LearnWell

491 Baltimore Pike, Suite 209

Springfield, PA 19064

610-626-0175

pr@learnwell.com

http://www.askbillringle.com

Bill Ringle Leads AskBillRingle.com Forum on Caring for Critical Business Asset

On February 2, 2012, AskBillRingle.com's open conference call for entrepreneurs and business owners will address the subject "Taking Care of Your Most Important Business Asset: You, the Owner."

Philadelphia, PA, February 02, 2012 - Nationally known speaker, author, and CEO coach Bill Ringle will lead this month's AskBillRingle.com forum, "Taking Care of Your Most Important Business Asset: You, the Owner," on Thursday, February 2, at 4:00pm ET. If you're an entrepreneur, business owner, or business leader, self-care is absolutely essential to ensuring the sustainability of your business' growth and productivity, the strength of your creativity and innovation, and the longevity of your career. The February AskBillRingle.com conversation addresses this issue through concrete, practical suggestions for self-care gleaned from Ringle's significant experience as a serial entrepreneur, CEO coach, and nationally-recognized growth strategist to senior management.

The forum will help listeners identify the "sticking points" that repeatedly cause distraction and disruption in their lives, understand how splintered attention causes diminished productivity, take a stand for a stronger support system, and refuse to tolerate conditions that drain and deplete their optimal energy. Ringle will lead listeners through a system to create changes that are easy and automatic, so that they are rapidly adopted.

"The neglect of self-care is often seen as a macho badge of honor, especially in the tech sector, where leaders often learn that it's better to brag about pulling an all-nighter than to complain that the client demo isn't ready because they didn't have enough time," says Ringle. "In the life science and medical device fields, I often hear echoes of the medical hazing that MD's typically encounter during residencies as they now, as business leaders, set unrealistic expectations for themselves and their team. This month's topic is about rational self-care. And that's not to say let's all hold hands and sing Kumbaya and cross our fingers that the project work gets done. Instead, you'll discover the principles of good self-care that lead to high productivity for yourself and your team. Bring your biggest challenges, puzzles, and conundrums to AskBillRingle.com this month so we can unravel the mystery of self-care and rapidly get back on a productive direction."

AskBillRingle.com gives business owners and entrepreneurs answers to their most pressing business growth questions. The website and accompanying conference calls, focusing on a different subject each month, will give business owners unprecedented access to Ringle's expertise, experience, and advice, as well as allow them to benefit from the shared exchanges with other business owners. March's topic, "Ways to Improve Cashflow," will discuss important warning signs and pointers for success in that area.

Bill Ringle works with entrepreneurs and CEOs who want to overcome the five big challenges to business growth so that they can run profitable and rewarding businesses rather than become stuck and overwhelmed in unfulfilling and draining roles. He has worked on four continents, is the author of four business books, and inspires and educates thousands of business leaders each year through his speaking, coaching, interactive programs, and educational products.

For more information and to participate, visit http://AskBillRingle.com.

Contact:

Meredith Hegg

LearnWell.com

491 Baltimore Pike, Suite 209

Springfield, PA 19064

610-626-0175

pr@learnwell.com

http://www.AskBillRingle.com