I just finished writing an article about joint ventures for my ezine, Creating Client Abundance, and I’d love to hear about successful joint ventures you’ve done already, and/or your comments or thoughts about teaming up with other like-minded colleagues.
Feel free to share them with me by clicking the comments link below.
Oh, and you can read the article under the Business-Building Articles link on the left <<<——– 🙂
It was so nice to get dressed up and spend an evening out with my love… and Chloe enjoyed a fun evening with her grandparents, too 🙂
I’m so excited for Santa to come this year… His list for Chloe is overflowing, but who cares – Christmas was always a big deal for me growing up and I want the same for her… 🙂
Speaking of, her grandparents just arrived with a carload of gifts to put under the tree… !!
I saw this on Michael Port’s blog and had to share…
I’ve been told I give the best hugs, so this really hit home for me… enjoy. 🙂
Being an entrepreneur isn’t easy. Putting yourself out there in such a way opens you up to criticism, makes you confront your fears and forces you to recognize your limitations. But it also shows you how to harness your unique skills and gifts, teaches you delegation and discipline, and even patience and persistance.
As a fulltime mom and fulltime business owner, I sometimes feel overwhelmed with all there is to do each day and frustrated by a lack of time. In those moments, I try to remind myself that what I’m learning from being a mother and from my young daughter applies to my business as well. I truly believe that my success in business is a direct result of my own personal growth. And nothing has helped me grow more quickly than being a mom!
If you’re feeling strapped for cash and you have at least one product or program to sell, consider having a sale to make some quick income – and make some sales you wouldn’t have otherwise!
The key, though, is to not use this strategy too often. Otherwise it can seem as though your offering isn’t really worth its original price tag. But once in awhile, when sales are slow, like during the holiday season, or when you need an extra few bucks in the bank, having a sale can be just the ticket.
Here are some other pointers, with my own experience:
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