Starting is hard. Especially when everything around you tells you that starting small is not enough. That visibility matters more than voice. That you need followers before you need faith. That if it’s not big, it’s not worth doing. I just joined Substack. No followers. No likes. No algorithm to boost my words into timelines….
When most people hear “strategic plan,” they imagine a glossy binder on the desk of a corporate executive, full of charts, forecasts, and buzzwords. And for that reason, a lot of small business owners, solo founders, and growing teams quietly tell themselves: “That’s not for me.” But here’s the truth.Strategic planning isn’t about size. It’s…
There’s a kind of tired that hustle just can’t fix. I’ve been an entrepreneur for nearly two decades, and if there’s one truth that’s held me steady — especially in the quiet, uncertain seasons — it’s this: Grace can take you places hustle never could. Don’t get me wrong. I believe in work. I’ve shown…
One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned as a business owner is this: Respect the tools that sustain you. Not just because of how much they cost, but because of what they make possible. A livelihood. A legacy. A life. The tools of your trade, whether tangible, digital, or intellectual are not just assets….
We were recently approached by an African national seeking guidance on obtaining a work permit for Grenada, and we realized many others may have similar questions. Whether you’re planning to work in Grenada or hire international talent, this guide is for you. Why Do You Need a Work Permit?In Grenada, working without a valid work…
As we bid farewell to 2023, Grenadian taxpayers are reminded that the one-year tax amnesty, initiated by the government of Grenada has officially concluded. Aimed at recovering over EC $600 million in tax arrears, the amnesty, provided a significant opportunity for individuals to settle outstanding tax liabilities with late fees and penalties. During the amnesty…
In this blog post, we’ll be breaking down the recent changes to the National Insurance Scheme (NIS) that took effect from January 1, 2024. Breaking Down the Changes: The contribution rate will gradually increase from 12% to 16% between 2024 and 2031.Starting January 1, 2024, the contribution rate will go up from 12% to 12.5%,…
Effective January 1, 2024, Grenada’s Government has implemented a significant update to the minimum wage, impacting various sectors and professions. Outlined in SRO No. 42 of 2023, this change, the first since 2011, aligns with the Employment Act’s recommendations for revisions every three years. Under the revised Minimum Wages Order, all working individuals in Grenada…