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Digg it UP - Business Ownership – Just Like Working But With More Freedom - Isn't It?
Jeremy loved to watch police shows as a kid. This person wanted to be just like Matlock or Magnum P.I. later on in life but this will never because the parents had other plans.Jeremy grew up from a family of doctors. To continue on with the family tradition, this person had no cho
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potenti
Grey's Anatomy has been (falsely) pegged as show primarily for the female population. This is patently ridiculous. There are female story lines to be sure, but there are also decidedly male-oriented story lines. This all is indicative of a larger issue regarding the pigeon-holing of tele
Every new business owner starts off, full of hope, excitement and enthusiasm. How do you make sure that you are not on of the 80% of small businesses that fails in the first few years?
1. Remember you won’t get a regular wage to start with. It takes some time for a new business to become profitable. Don’t panic, make sure that you have enough money in the bank to make your bills for the first 6 months. How do you do that? Make sure that you build this cash flow requirement into your initial planning, loan requirements and cash flow.
2. Your business takes a lot of planning. The 6 months before you start your business and the 6 months after the start really requires a great deal of organizing and planning. Plan what your business will look like, how it will operate, where your market is and what you should sell at what price. That should be in your business plan – you DO have a business plan right? As you start your business, revisit your plans and update them as necessary.
3. Become disciplined. Plan out your work day and produce a regular “To Do” list that you keep updated. Make sure that your plans are reflected in your work schedule. Ensure that you put in regular hours and that your “office” is manned when people want to contact you. Don’t procrastinate, do things when they need to be done.
4. Learn from others. Look at what other company owners do and work out your business strategy along these lines.
5. Become self sufficient. You won’t have the support of your work colleagues so build your own network.
6. Be professional. In your dealings with your customers, suppliers, staff and professional support team.
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potentia
Have you ever seen the movie “Office Space?” If you have worked in any facet of corporate America and haven’t seen it, I encourage you to do so. It is a comedy about a guy who rises up to rail against the hopelessly corporate fictional enterprise, Initech. The cast of characters includes
2. Your business takes a lot of planning. The 6 months before you start your business and the 6 months after the start really requires a great deal of organizing and planning. Plan what your business will look like, how it will operate, where your market is and what you should sell at what price. That should be in your business plan – you DO have a business plan right? As you start your business, revisit your plans and update them as necessary.
3. Become disciplined. Plan out your work day and produce a regular “To Do” list that you keep updated. Make sure that your plans are reflected in your work schedule. Ensure that you put in regular hours and that your “office” is manned when people want to contact you. Don’t procrastinate, do things when they need to be done.
4. Learn from others. Look at what other company owners do and work out your business strategy along these lines.
5. Become self sufficient. You won’t have the support of your work colleagues so build your own network.
6. Be professional. In your dealings with your customers, suppliers, staff and professional support team.
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potenti
To accentuate your business brochures you need to think professionalism. Believe it or not if you are too professional and a small business and you have spent too much on your brochures making them look corporate and slick some customers are afraid to do business with you because they t
3. Become disciplined. Plan out your work day and produce a regular “To Do” list that you keep updated. Make sure that your plans are reflected in your work schedule. Ensure that you put in regular hours and that your “office” is manned when people want to contact you. Don’t procrastinate, do things when they need to be done.
4. Learn from others. Look at what other company owners do and work out your business strategy along these lines.
5. Become self sufficient. You won’t have the support of your work colleagues so build your own network.
6. Be professional. In your dealings with your customers, suppliers, staff and professional support team.
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potenti
With entrepreneurship holding out the promise of a lucrative future, together with the freedom to be your own boss, many women are choosing to walk the road to free enterprise rather than stay in dead end jobs. Research has shown that twice as many women as men opt out of corporate jobs
4. Learn from others. Look at what other company owners do and work out your business strategy along these lines.
5. Become self sufficient. You won’t have the support of your work colleagues so build your own network.
6. Be professional. In your dealings with your customers, suppliers, staff and professional support team.
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potenti
Feeling overworked and underpaid? If you’re starting to feel like you deserve a raise, here are eight DO’s and DON’Ts to build your confidence and tact (and what to avoid!) in asking for the salary you feel you deserve.DO1. Devise a “Plan of Action”. First and foremost,
7. Establish your office. Ensure that you have your own office – home or away – where all your business tools and information are to hand. Explain to friends, family and children that this is where you work.
8. Persevere – if you do it right it will get better. Keep motivated by setting your own personal goals. Overcome temporary set backs and remember that the potential rewards will make it all worth well.
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