ission statements act as a rudder for your entrepreneurial-ship. When you know exactly what you want and how you're going to get there, you can make better decisions along the way knowing that all of your steps must support the mission. If questions arise and you're not sure of the answer, or direction, look to your mission statement to see if it supports the quandary. OK, everything is in place: your vision is clarified, you're feeling passionate about the path you're on, you are connected to your own flow, you're energized and focused, your mission is clear and NOW - you're ready to execute the "plan"! Plans of action do not have to be ten pages long. Your plan is whatever you want it to be - however, you must have one if you want to proceed firmly on your way and reach the pinnacle of your success. A simple plan can consist of lists: i.e. your business name and legal entity (LLC, C or S Corp, sole proprietor etc.), accountant (essential for cash/flow analyses), your mission, administrative needs, budget, competitor research, services you offer, advisory team members...and so forth. There arehundreds of books on the market to help you specifically with
Business plans. The
goal is to move into action at whatever pace you choose to set and keep a steady course to completion. Oh yes, focus again! You can have it all - one focussed step a time! copyright by Sharon Hooper, Commit To Your Success, LLC
Sharon Hooper is a Businesswoman with 30 years of successful andaward winning experience in many venues, including co-creation and ownership of a multi-million dollar record label. Sharonis passionate about helping others reachthe success of their choice andoffers telephone coaching,seminars and telegatherings. Sharonalso provides retreats, for individuals or small groups,in the inspirationalred rock canyons of Sedona, AZ.Sharon's website is www.CommitToYourSuccess.com
上一页 [1] [2]
收藏至：
