This past weekend I started and completed a project at my house that I have wanted to do for months. I have known it needed to be done, but frankly I built up the scope of the project in my mind to the point where I was sure it was a several day project, so I kept putting off even starting it.
When I finally committed to actually doing it, and spent some time on some Internet research (Thank you Pinterest!), I discovered there may be a way to complete the project in far less time and with far less work than I thought I was going to need.
I would up finishing the project in a manner of hours (much of which was just waiting), and the results were far better than I had ever hoped to accomplish.
Businesses of all kinds (including ours) have lots of projects that the owners know should be done, they want to get them done, but find other things to do and never seem to find the time to get those projects finished. Then of course we build up the amount of work really necessary to finish the task, and then it seems insurmountable, so we just never start.
Whether it is cleaning up corporate minutes, preparing financial analysis, reviewing and perhaps preparing employment agreements including non-competition or non-solicitation agreements, reviewing lease terms, etc., we encourage you to just start the project you and your business have been avoiding and seek help if you need to. You likely will find that the time needed and cost involved not only was worth it, it may well be far less than you expected and regardless will be worth every bit of resource that you have committed to finally finishing the job.
