Recently, my brother-in law and fellow blogger (author of Papyular.Com and Earning Student Blogsites) sent me a great offer from one of my favorite authors' RICH DAD website. It is offering BUSINESS AND INVESTING COACHING with the initial steps being free. I thought it was a hoax but decided to register anyway.
The primary information they are giving out to participants is great and powerful that I highly recommend that if you are really serious in developing that keen business sense of yours that you hurry up and sign up for this wild offer. The tools given by the RICH DAD website will enable the participant to understand the basic concepts of money, business and investing. It even has a toolbar where you can download files in different Microsoft Office programs; files that include a FINANCIAL STATEMENT, A DEBT MANAGEMENT STATEMENT, a FINANCIAL PLANNING TOOL, etc. It also will introduce you to becoming rich through your mind first by giving the lessons through power point slideshows that has an audio interface. It is really cool and makes you want to think about Robert Kiyosaki's Mission- to elevate the financial well-being of mankind and how sincere he is with fulfilling that mission.
Please check the website HERE.
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Showing posts with label Ensuring Success. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ensuring Success. Show all posts
Thank you for reading this and talking to that little voice in your head about taking action with regards to your financial future. A study conducted in Yale resulted that only 3 out of 100 students are successful, because the 3% set written goals while the 97% did not. By reading the archives and clicking 'FOLLOW' on the blog, you will not only receive good and practical advice, but will also develop a successful mindset until you pick up that pen and start writing financial goals and draft a business plan. Your success is in your hands.
Part of my responsibilities as a business owner is to 'give back' to society. I am excited to announce that I have volunteered to do a 3 day free seminar on "Starting a Micro-Enterprise" here in Zamboanga City. This program has been done in collaboration with the LDS (Latter Day Saints) Employment Resource Center which teaches people to be self-reliant. Teaching is learning twice and when you impart what you know to others then lessons are solidified more in the mind.
Mind you, I am a real Entrepreneur authoring this blog and not some punk trying to write about things just to get advertising exposure. I have founded 2 companies in the last 10 years and am about to start my 3rd (while the 2nd is doing good and the 1st folded up). My experiences, though limited in so many ways, can help small businesses avoid common start-up pitfalls.
The best way to combat the odds of business failure is by being informed. By educating oneself in the rudiments of good business practices and rules of thumb, one can avoid mistakes. So what are you waiting for? Learn through the archives, comment on the articles and receive answers to questions and fears. Click Here to Read More...
Part of my responsibilities as a business owner is to 'give back' to society. I am excited to announce that I have volunteered to do a 3 day free seminar on "Starting a Micro-Enterprise" here in Zamboanga City. This program has been done in collaboration with the LDS (Latter Day Saints) Employment Resource Center which teaches people to be self-reliant. Teaching is learning twice and when you impart what you know to others then lessons are solidified more in the mind.
Mind you, I am a real Entrepreneur authoring this blog and not some punk trying to write about things just to get advertising exposure. I have founded 2 companies in the last 10 years and am about to start my 3rd (while the 2nd is doing good and the 1st folded up). My experiences, though limited in so many ways, can help small businesses avoid common start-up pitfalls.
The best way to combat the odds of business failure is by being informed. By educating oneself in the rudiments of good business practices and rules of thumb, one can avoid mistakes. So what are you waiting for? Learn through the archives, comment on the articles and receive answers to questions and fears. Click Here to Read More...
Starting a good business entails a lot of emotional discipline, good old fashioned persistence and a lot of 'not so common sense'. Although you need a lot of words in your financial vocabulary, but the basics like 'gross income', 'cost of goods', 'cashflow' and their proper meanings will do, you need not talk like a Big Business Guru and sound complicated to be in business.
If you can decide to do the following, then the chances for succeeding in a venture will be highly probable:
1. KNOWING HOW TO SELL- this is the first crucial step in being able to operate a business, you might have the prettiest stall or the nicest office in the block, but if you can't sell, then nothing really happens. Sales is the blood of businesses and 'nothing happens unless someone sells something'.
2. CREATING A SYSTEM or A PROCEDURE THAT SELLS- In the Philippines, there is a lot of confusion about 'selling' and 'being in business'. We often hear people say "Nagbebenta ako ng ______, sideline ko na negosyo". Selling is a skill and is part of a business but not the business per se. Selling is a very important skill but if the selling stops when you are not physically there then steps can be made to take the process 1 step higher. A business on the other hand, sells via procedures or strategies that have been developed to enable the owner to sell even without being there. This is where the word Marketing comes from--selling via a set of systems placed. It is good to know where we are really at so that we can take steps to 'automate' ourselves.
3. IMPROVING THE SYSTEM- it takes time and money to develop a system for a little business so this will entail lots of patience. Even very simple instructions to employees need time and reminders to set in. In placing strategies, one needs persistence and continuous trial and error until it gets done right.
4. AN ENTREPRENEUR is a micro company in itself-- start your business like it is already a big company (except the salaries of course!). You will have to practice being the Financial manager, Human resource, operations manager etc., until such time that the business can afford to have these people on board.
Remember there are NO risky businesses, ONLY RISKY BUSINESS PEOPLE. You are a reflection of your business entity. Continuous learning in this section will help eliminate the riskiness found in all of us.
If you know someone who is starting a venture please refer this site to them, you might be doing them a huge favor and it might just save them from errors that could otherwise be prevented. Click Here to Read More...
If you can decide to do the following, then the chances for succeeding in a venture will be highly probable:
1. KNOWING HOW TO SELL- this is the first crucial step in being able to operate a business, you might have the prettiest stall or the nicest office in the block, but if you can't sell, then nothing really happens. Sales is the blood of businesses and 'nothing happens unless someone sells something'.
2. CREATING A SYSTEM or A PROCEDURE THAT SELLS- In the Philippines, there is a lot of confusion about 'selling' and 'being in business'. We often hear people say "Nagbebenta ako ng ______, sideline ko na negosyo". Selling is a skill and is part of a business but not the business per se. Selling is a very important skill but if the selling stops when you are not physically there then steps can be made to take the process 1 step higher. A business on the other hand, sells via procedures or strategies that have been developed to enable the owner to sell even without being there. This is where the word Marketing comes from--selling via a set of systems placed. It is good to know where we are really at so that we can take steps to 'automate' ourselves.
3. IMPROVING THE SYSTEM- it takes time and money to develop a system for a little business so this will entail lots of patience. Even very simple instructions to employees need time and reminders to set in. In placing strategies, one needs persistence and continuous trial and error until it gets done right.
4. AN ENTREPRENEUR is a micro company in itself-- start your business like it is already a big company (except the salaries of course!). You will have to practice being the Financial manager, Human resource, operations manager etc., until such time that the business can afford to have these people on board.
Remember there are NO risky businesses, ONLY RISKY BUSINESS PEOPLE. You are a reflection of your business entity. Continuous learning in this section will help eliminate the riskiness found in all of us.
If you know someone who is starting a venture please refer this site to them, you might be doing them a huge favor and it might just save them from errors that could otherwise be prevented. Click Here to Read More...
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