When the economy turns down, the number of entrepreneurs goes up. And in particular, we're seeing more and more women business owners. Now is a great time to go into business for anyone. If you're a woman, it might be that right now is the best time it will ever be to own your very own business. And now is the time to be considering business ideas for women.
In general, women are born connectors. If that's true for you, then make sure you keep true to that in the business you build.
In general, whatever business item you decide to implement, make sure it's true to you. But, just because you're in love with your business idea, it doesn't mean that you'll make a living with it. But you need to have some passion for the business and its purpose for being to sustain you for the hard times.
The best business is one that uses your business abilities, that you're passionate about and that has a place in the marketplace. Think of three circles that meet in the middle. The best business for you is one that is in the middle of those three circles. Now, let's go through those step-by-step.
First up is your Entrepreneurial circle. This is something that you and your future business can be best in the world at. If you are currently working for someone else, start there. What skill set do you use at work that makes you stand out? Are you a great researcher? Maybe you excel at writing? Or teaching others? Working as an employee isn't the best way to find out what you do best, but it's a good place to start.
Next, what are you passionate about? If you haven't given this a lot of thought from an entrepreneurial position, you might not have ever have thought through the business steps. Maybe your goal is to have enough money to get the car you always wanted or pay off some bills. Or maybe you're just tired of not having control in your life. Those are all by-products of a successful business, but it's not the business passion we're talking about here.
For me, the part I was always passionate about for my business is helping my clients keep more of the money they made. That's through learning skills that helped them build their business safely, protect their assets and, of course, pay less tax. I get excited when my clients win!
What are you passionate about?
Finally, the 3rd part, what do customers want and need? When you can combine the three circles: Entrepreneurial, Emotional and Economic - you've got that sweet spot for your business.
Forget the business trends and what's hot. Find what you can do best, what you care deeply about and what your customers want and need and you'll have a business that sustains your pocketbook and your soul.
In general, women are born connectors. If that's true for you, then make sure you keep true to that in the business you build.
In general, whatever business item you decide to implement, make sure it's true to you. But, just because you're in love with your business idea, it doesn't mean that you'll make a living with it. But you need to have some passion for the business and its purpose for being to sustain you for the hard times.
The best business is one that uses your business abilities, that you're passionate about and that has a place in the marketplace. Think of three circles that meet in the middle. The best business for you is one that is in the middle of those three circles. Now, let's go through those step-by-step.
First up is your Entrepreneurial circle. This is something that you and your future business can be best in the world at. If you are currently working for someone else, start there. What skill set do you use at work that makes you stand out? Are you a great researcher? Maybe you excel at writing? Or teaching others? Working as an employee isn't the best way to find out what you do best, but it's a good place to start.
Next, what are you passionate about? If you haven't given this a lot of thought from an entrepreneurial position, you might not have ever have thought through the business steps. Maybe your goal is to have enough money to get the car you always wanted or pay off some bills. Or maybe you're just tired of not having control in your life. Those are all by-products of a successful business, but it's not the business passion we're talking about here.
For me, the part I was always passionate about for my business is helping my clients keep more of the money they made. That's through learning skills that helped them build their business safely, protect their assets and, of course, pay less tax. I get excited when my clients win!
What are you passionate about?
Finally, the 3rd part, what do customers want and need? When you can combine the three circles: Entrepreneurial, Emotional and Economic - you've got that sweet spot for your business.
Forget the business trends and what's hot. Find what you can do best, what you care deeply about and what your customers want and need and you'll have a business that sustains your pocketbook and your soul.
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