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The Small Business Economy Blog delivers insights to help entrepreneurs lead, manage, scale, and exit successfully. Covering trends, policy shifts, and strategy, it offers practical knowledge to navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and build a resilient business.
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The Small Business Economy Podcast explores the four forces shaping business—workforce, organization, capitalization, and compliance—through expert insights and real-world conversations. Paired with the Blog, it delivers a practical, purposeful platform to help America’s small businesses grow, adapt, and thrive in a changing economic landscape.
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BE A LEADER WORTH FOLLOWING.
Running a small business takes more than just hard work. It takes clear vision, smart decisions, and the ability to adapt. Great leaders build strong teams, manage money wisely, stay on top of regulations, and stay connected to their customers—all while keeping an eye on what’s next.
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IF YOU CAN'T MANAGE IT, YOU CAN'T IMPROVE IT.
Managing a small business means juggling strategy, operations, and people. Strong managers keep things running smoothly with smart planning, steady cash flow, and solid systems. They stay compliant, build skilled teams, and nurture customer relationships while balancing today’s needs with tomorrow’s goals.
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IF YOU CAN'T SCALE IT, YOU PROBABLY CAN'T SELL IT.
Scaling a small business is about growing with intention. It means expanding your reach, strengthening your team, and putting systems in place that can handle more. With solid financial planning, smart tools, and a sharp eye on your customers, you can scale without losing control or putting your brand at risk.
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DEATH SHOULD NOT BE YOUR EXIT STRATEGY.
Leaving a small business is a big decision. Whether you sell, merge, pass it to family, or close it down, each option comes with its own set of challenges. Planning ahead, understanding your choices, and getting the right support can make the transition smoother—and protect what you’ve worked hard to build.