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Generation Y values variety, challenge, and change more so than lack of loyalty or commitment. To retain Generation Y employees, companies should focus on work-life balance, a collaborative workplace culture, and opportunities for advancement within the company. Ongoing training, especially in soft skills, delivered through on-the-job coaching and in-house courses helps keep Generation Y employees engaged, relevant, and motivated to stay with their employer longer.
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Entrepreneurs are known to be risk takers, but for the average entrepreneur themselves, they believe non-entrepreneurs are the most risk-aversive people. According to them the safest path is to take control of their own lives, to construct their own world, and not be dependent on anyone. There is something about their stories which makes people uncomfortable.
An economy that supports entrepreneurship, weakens the profession by wrapping it in destructive myths. A great number of social and cultural myths have been formed around the idea of what it really takes to be an entrepreneur.
So why should you consider becoming an entrepreneur?
There are many reasons why you should consider taking that giant step and creating your own business.
Lets discuss a few of them now..
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There are many reasons why you should consider taking that giant step and creating your own business.Lets discuss a few of them now..
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Every entrepreneur needs to be true and honest about their startup route, their skills and ability, as well as their strengths and weaknesses.
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An economy that supports entrepreneurship, weakens the profession by wrapping it in destructive myths. A great number of social and cultural myths have been formed around the idea of what it really takes to be an entrepreneur.
So why should you consider becoming an entrepreneur?
There are many reasons why you should consider taking that giant step and creating your own business.
Lets discuss a few of them now..
So why should you consider becoming an entrepreneur?
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2. A list of pros and cons of being an entrepreneur, discussing financial risks but also benefits like independence and personal satisfaction.
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5. Information on support resources for young entrepreneurs, such
- You can be an entrepreneur for one idea or for a lifetime.
- Building your business block by block
- You as business owner, manager and leader
- Your customers: getting, keeping and growing them
- Financing your startup
- Launch your dream business
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2. The author recommends an online business as it allows complete time freedom and flexibility while working from anywhere. It has low startup costs of just $25 and minimal risks.
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In summary, the document provides advice on how small businesses can utilize online marketing to
This document discusses the cornerstones of successful internet entrepreneurship. It states that having the right mindset, recognizing and using leverage, and building useful contacts are crucial cornerstones. Specifically, entrepreneurs must be willing to work hard and not expect overnight success. They must leverage tools like SEO, blogs, and private label rights products. Building solid business relationships through networking is also emphasized as important for success.
The document provides guidance for validating a new business idea before beginning development. It discusses the importance of validating demand through customer feedback. The author recommends getting feedback from 100 potential customers to better understand if there is a viable market for the idea. It emphasizes the importance of honesty when evaluating one's intentions and motivations for starting a business. Exercises are provided to help the reader identify goals, motivations, and passions to increase the likelihood of success.
The document outlines Demola Akinbola's 3-3-3 Personal Branding Framework to help people discover themselves. The framework involves writing down 3 things you want to do in life, 3 things you are good at, and 3 ways to earn income, all within 3 minutes. It then discusses developing a unique value proposition, vision, skills, reputation, and online presence to create "Brand You". The document also lists 10 common reasons entrepreneurs fail, such as lack of focus, procrastination, and failure to execute ideas. Finally, it provides 6 steps to sustain one's brand by knowing strengths and opportunities, building relationships, and differentiating oneself.
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Guys its a morvolous class on online warning....It helped me to bacome financially free.So guys attend demo class through link...
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Home Business - Your Guide to High Revenue, Simple Startup, Fast Resultsdeanderry
This document discusses self-employment ideas and recommends an online business opportunity. It outlines criteria for a good self-employment option, including having time freedom, low risk and cost, being reasonable and doable, and being profitable. The recommendation is an online business that requires only $25 to start, allows complete flexibility over schedule, and has the potential for substantial income within a few months. The business involves operating from a laptop and working a few hours per day from anywhere with an internet connection.
The document describes how the author developed an information product idea during an economic downturn that generated over $100,000 in revenue. It outlines the 12 step process taken, which included gaining clarity on expertise, analyzing the market, creating an affordable information product, marketing free mini-seminars to introduce the product, and following up for repeat business. The author stresses having passion for the topic and keeping costs low to appeal to many types of businesses during difficult economic times. Implementing a similar process, the author was able to successfully grow their business.
The document provides 10 leadership practices that are outdated and should be stopped, along with new practices that should be adopted instead. The outdated practices include micro-managing, pretending to have all the answers, having a "no mistakes" policy, prioritizing financials over people, and only investing in technology. The new practices encourage empowerment, admitting mistakes, prioritizing people, wellness, and non-monetary rewards.
The document discusses why so many internet startups fail and how to avoid failure. It states that over 90% of internet startups fail within the first 120 days due to people entering the field without proper preparation, knowledge, or understanding that success requires hard work over long periods of time. It provides tips for entrepreneurs such as having a solid business plan, not expecting get-rich-quick results, and understanding that running a successful online business requires treating it like a real business.
The document provides information about entrepreneurship and resources for young entrepreneurs. It includes:
1. Definitions of an entrepreneur, highlighting common traits like flexibility, self-motivation, and good judgment. It also describes different types of entrepreneurs.
2. A list of pros and cons of being an entrepreneur, discussing financial risks but also benefits like independence and personal satisfaction.
3. A section debunking common myths about entrepreneurs, such as the idea that they are born rather than made or that their main goal is to make money.
4. Brief entrepreneurial facts and questions to help individuals determine if business ownership is right for them.
5. Information on support resources for young entrepreneurs, such
- You can be an entrepreneur for one idea or for a lifetime.
- Building your business block by block
- You as business owner, manager and leader
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- Financing your startup
- Launch your dream business
Home Business - Your Guide to High Revenue, Simple Startup, Fast ResultsGeorge Jr. Tuttle
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This document outlines a 7-step process for turning a passion into a profitable business as an entrepreneur. It begins by discussing the importance of self-evaluation and internal discipline. Entrepreneurship requires challenging self-doubt and laziness through discipline. The document separates the process into two parts - the first focuses on developing the entrepreneurial mindset and skills within yourself, while the second provides the strategic plan for building the business. It emphasizes that self-evaluation of skills, fears, and the business idea is the first and most critical step before taking action to build a successful entrepreneur.
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This summarizes several self-employment ideas discussed in the document:
1. Traditional jobs are less stable and rewarding than in the past, so many people are seeking self-employment opportunities for better work-life balance and income potential.
2. The author recommends an online business as it allows complete time freedom and flexibility while working from anywhere. It has low startup costs of just $25 and minimal risks.
3. Most people can succeed with the recommended online business as it requires only basic computer skills and has proven to generate substantial incomes quickly for average individuals.
This document provides advice from business owners on what they wish they knew when starting out. It includes 8 tips: 1) Capitalize on underserved areas of the market and distribute your service in innovative ways to compete against larger competitors. 2) Don't stress about company culture, let it develop organically. 3) Expect to adapt your business model as conditions change in order to succeed. 4) Maintain a work-life balance to avoid burnout and have moments of clarity. 5) Embrace mistakes as learning opportunities and never repeat them. 6) Hire passionate people who find purpose in their work. 7) Seek mentorship early on to avoid learning lessons the hard way. 8) Invest in systems and processes up
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This document discusses the relationship between small businesses and the internet. It begins by noting that small businesses are major employers in the US but often struggle with costs, and many are now seeking supplemental online revenue. Integrating online and offline business requires mastering both mediums.
The document then provides a table of contents listing various topics related to internet marketing for small businesses. The first section discusses seven phrases that can hold businesses back from maximum success if said, such as "I'll do it tomorrow" and "It's good enough for me." The second section discusses five things salespeople don't know about closing sales that are hurting profits.
In summary, the document provides advice on how small businesses can utilize online marketing to
This document discusses the cornerstones of successful internet entrepreneurship. It states that having the right mindset, recognizing and using leverage, and building useful contacts are crucial cornerstones. Specifically, entrepreneurs must be willing to work hard and not expect overnight success. They must leverage tools like SEO, blogs, and private label rights products. Building solid business relationships through networking is also emphasized as important for success.
The document provides guidance for validating a new business idea before beginning development. It discusses the importance of validating demand through customer feedback. The author recommends getting feedback from 100 potential customers to better understand if there is a viable market for the idea. It emphasizes the importance of honesty when evaluating one's intentions and motivations for starting a business. Exercises are provided to help the reader identify goals, motivations, and passions to increase the likelihood of success.
The document outlines Demola Akinbola's 3-3-3 Personal Branding Framework to help people discover themselves. The framework involves writing down 3 things you want to do in life, 3 things you are good at, and 3 ways to earn income, all within 3 minutes. It then discusses developing a unique value proposition, vision, skills, reputation, and online presence to create "Brand You". The document also lists 10 common reasons entrepreneurs fail, such as lack of focus, procrastination, and failure to execute ideas. Finally, it provides 6 steps to sustain one's brand by knowing strengths and opportunities, building relationships, and differentiating oneself.
Keep your team aligned and engaged. Manage tasks, create team schedules, track work time, and bill your clients from the same platform.
https://paymo.grsm.io/8kyp7xk8o7w6
This document discusses common myths about entrepreneurship and success. It summarizes that while luck plays a small role, success is primarily the result of hard work, vision, confidence, and an entrepreneurial mindset. It debunks several common myths, such as the ideas that you need a great idea, money, or expert skills to start a business. Rather, with passion and perseverance, entrepreneurship is possible for anyone willing to work hard and take risks to create opportunities. Overall, the document emphasizes that entrepreneurial success comes from problem-solving skills and an ability to adapt, rather than relying on luck or being an expert in a given field.
Guys its a morvolous class on online warning....It helped me to bacome financially free.So guys attend demo class through link...
https://bit.ly/357xipa
Top Entrepreneurial Lessons from Female FoundersEnrichHER
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1. IGNITE YOUR ENTREPRENEURIAL SPIRIT
Many often say, “I’m not interested in learning about business. It is a subject that does not interest me.”
Yet they fail to see that by saying that, they become slaves to money, working for money, having money
dictate the financial boundaries of their lives, living frugally and within their means, instead of investing
a little time, following a plan, and having money work for them.
One of the reasons the 90/10 rule of money, 10% of people always make 90% of the money, holds true
is because most people spend their lives seeking more security instead of seeking more business skills.
The more business skills you have the more abundance you will have in your life. The more a person
seeks security, the less they can see of the opportunities that abound.
I have nothing against people who look for jobs, in fact many entrepreneurs started off in employment.
However the number one rule in becoming an entrepreneur is: “Never take a job for money; take a job
only for the long-term skills you will learn.” The biggest mistake people make is that they work too hard
for their money.
Most people do not get ahead financially because when they need more money, they take a part-time
job. If you really want to get ahead, you need to keep their day job, if necessary, and start a part-time
business. I see so many people eager to venture into business and by virtue of reading this article, you
are among them.
I mention this point specifically because so many people today say to me such things as:
1. “I have a great idea for a new product.”
2. “You have to feel passionate about your product.”
3. “I’m looking for the right product before I begin my business.”
To these people, I generally say, “The world is filled with great ideas for new products. The world is also
filled with existing great products. But the world is short of great business people.
The primary reason in starting a business part-time is not so much to make a product great. The real
reason for start a part-time business is to make you a great business person. Great products are a dime
a dozen. But great businesspeople are rare and rich.”
We will help you ignite your entrepreneurial spirit; once you find your entrepreneurial spirit, you will
forever be able to take very ordinary ideas and turn them into extraordinary fortunes. Always remem-ber
the world is filled with people with great ideas but very few people have great fortunes.
To taking the leap.
KEVIN OKWAKO,
Engineer by profession,
Entrepreneur & Director at
Valerie Foods Agency
valeriefoods@gmail.com
+254 (0) 725 693920
P.O. BOX 6891-00200
VALERIE FOODS AGENCY,
THE BAZAAR - MEZZANINE ONE,
MOI AVENUE - NAIROBI.