Nathan Miller

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Nathan Miller is a landlord, real-estate investor and entrepreneur. In 2009, he founded Rentec Direct, a cloud-based property-management software company. Today, he works with over 16,000 landlords and property managers across the U.S. to help them run their businesses effectively and efficiently.

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Leadership

5 Lessons I Wish I Didn't Learn the Hard Way During My 20 Years in Business

Starting a business has been one of the most exciting and fulfilling chapters of my life — but it's also been unpredictable, humbling and often much harder than it looks from the outside. Here are a few pieces of hard-earned wisdom I wish I'd known from day one.

Consultoría

Delegar no significa perder el control; significa maximizar tu impacto. Así es como puedes hacerlo de forma efectiva

La capacidad de reconocer cuándo pedir ayuda, qué tareas delegar y cómo apoyarse en la experiencia de otros es lo que diferencia a los negocios prósperos de los que solo sobreviven.

Leadership

Delegating Doesn't Mean You Lose Control — It Means You Maximize Your Impact. Here's How to Do It Effectively.

The ability to recognize when to seek help, which tasks to delegate and how to lean on the expertise of others is what separates thriving businesses from those stuck in survival mode.

Operations & Logistics

This Is the Real Secret to Exceeding Your Customer's Expectations

Investing in employee development is a proven strategy for any business striving for long-term success and sustained growth.

Growing a Business

3 Tried-and-True Strategies For Small Businesses to Emerge Stronger No Matter What the Economy Looks Like

By focusing on financial stability, adaptability and customer-centric practices, these strategies will help businesses not only weather challenges but emerge stronger.

Growing a Business

4 Ways I Grew My Business From Startup to 17 Years of Sustained Success

Whatever the future holds, remembering these four lessons will help sustain and scale your startup to a lasting legacy.

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