I’m sure you have been there before at least once in the past:
You are in some sort of a junction, in a personal or business matter, and about a step away from making a decision that would reshape your future, or even change your entire life.

But then, right before you’re about to take a leap into the unknown, something else happens…
All your excitement is now pushed back and replaced with anxiety and uncertainty.
It almost feels like something is taking over…

Yup, fear.

Let’s be honest for one short moment: we ALL fear something in our life..
We all have that one thing (or two!) that pushes us way out of our comfort zone to deal with what scares us all: challenging ourselves to get familiar with new things.

For many nursery owners and managers in the industry, switching management softwares works the same exact way, and for a pretty damn good reason too!

Changing habits is not an easy task. Not for the individual and most certainly not for a whole group of people working together.

Once you’re used to doing the same thing everyday over and over again, the idea of replacing an old habit with a new one might seem scary, ground-shaking and many times even concerning. Especially if that change could cost your business time, money or leave your staff disoriented, confused and lost in the process.

Switching to a new management software can be a real disaster to your workflow, your staff and your entire business production!

The good news is – it doesn’t have to be this way.
Switching management software in your business can actually be an exciting and sometimes even fun experience.

For example, when the software is so easy to learn and work with, you could teach it to your grandma, or when the software is actually guiding you and your staff every step of the way, to minimise and eliminate human-made errors in the process.

Switching to a new management software can be a really scary decision, but it could also push you and your team forward way beyond your enterprise’s goals.

Make sure you do it with someone you can trust.

John Knickerbocker,
President & CEO