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Member You - Life Plan First then Business Plan
If you're a businessman who travels often, the chances are you know what to look for in a good hotel room. And, if you're the kind of business traveller who spends a lot of time on the road, you might also carry around photos of your family, or other small items from home to make yourself feel more comfortable in your hote
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look
The first step is belief and trust in yourself, and know yourself as someone who provides value to others by way of the services or products you provide. The best way to succeed is to discover what you love and then find a way to offer it to others. That is the only way you will be 100% committed to what you are creating -
A business is supposed to allow you the money, freedom and flexibility to live the lifestyle you want. Too many people pick a business or product first and then try to fit their very existence around it. In actuality they have just created another “Job” for themselves.
Build your life plan first and then create the business plan around your goals and dreams. If you do it this way your business will fit you like a glove. Set some time aside and put together a list of your personal goals.
Here are a few items to consider for your Life Plan:
>>My Values - What's most important to me and my family?
>>Hope and Dreams - What excites you? Where do want to go? Spend money on?
>>Family - How much time do I want to spend with our children?
>>Financial - How much money do we want to make? Can the business support our income goals? How much do we need to expand the business? How much do we need for our retirement years?
>>Friendships - Are we spending enough time with people who are important to us?
>>Fun - What makes life fun? How can I make a living having fun?
>>Interests - Will you have the time and the resources to entertain and travel? What places do we want to visit in the next few years?
>>Location - Where do we want to live?
>>Physical Health - How can we maintain our health?
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look
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Build your life plan first and then create the business plan around your goals and dreams. If you do it this way your business will fit you like a glove. Set some time aside and put together a list of your personal goals.
Here are a few items to consider for your Life Plan:
>>My Values - What's most important to me and my family?
>>Hope and Dreams - What excites you? Where do want to go? Spend money on?
>>Family - How much time do I want to spend with our children?
>>Financial - How much money do we want to make? Can the business support our income goals? How much do we need to expand the business? How much do we need for our retirement years?
>>Friendships - Are we spending enough time with people who are important to us?
>>Fun - What makes life fun? How can I make a living having fun?
>>Interests - Will you have the time and the resources to entertain and travel? What places do we want to visit in the next few years?
>>Location - Where do we want to live?
>>Physical Health - How can we maintain our health?
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look
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>>Hope and Dreams - What excites you? Where do want to go? Spend money on?
>>Family - How much time do I want to spend with our children?
>>Financial - How much money do we want to make? Can the business support our income goals? How much do we need to expand the business? How much do we need for our retirement years?
>>Friendships - Are we spending enough time with people who are important to us?
>>Fun - What makes life fun? How can I make a living having fun?
>>Interests - Will you have the time and the resources to entertain and travel? What places do we want to visit in the next few years?
>>Location - Where do we want to live?
>>Physical Health - How can we maintain our health?
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look
Readers frequently write and ask: How does one follow up on a proposal when each time you call, you only get voice mail?Excellent question! Try this:Always have your calendar or Palm Pilot with you and easily available. When a prospect asks for a proposal, part of your conversation must be about how and when
>>Fun - What makes life fun? How can I make a living having fun?
>>Interests - Will you have the time and the resources to entertain and travel? What places do we want to visit in the next few years?
>>Location - Where do we want to live?
>>Physical Health - How can we maintain our health?
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look
If you are a new business, chances are you are looking for a good deal on advertising. Advertising that is not only affordable, but also one that will bring you customers and make you comfortable enough to go with them more than once!1. Ask the following questions:a) See what they offer besides a good price.<
>>Mental Health - How much stress do I want in my life?
>>Relationship with each other - Are we continually developing and improving our relationship?
>>Community - In what ways do we want to contribute to society?
>>Exit Strategies - Do we want to retire or sell the business? If so, what do we want the business to look like when we are ready to sell it or pass it on? Who will run it? Or do we just want to reduce our hours, and if so, when?
Once your life plan is written down then you can start to build a home based business plan that will meet and exceed your needs, wants and desires.
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