One of the advantages of being a business owner is that you get to design your business the way you want it. So it’s time to give yourself a break, cuz you’re the boss! In this article, Rochelle Togo-Figa, The Sales Breakthrough Expert, shows you 5 ways to get started.
I’m the first to say that it’s important to invest in yourself to grow your business. As a solo business owner, I’m always interested in learning new ways to grow my business and help my clients. I know that by learning the latest products and cutting edge information, I have more to offer my clients.
However, recently I noticed I was spending more time outside my office attending workshops than working on my business. I would return from a workshop filled with new ideas. I’d create another long “to do” list to add to my previous “to do” list, not sure when I’d get to all of it. There seemed so much to do and so little time to do it. I realized it was time to put the brakes on, slow down, and take a step back.
I was so busy doing, doing, doing, I wasn’t making the time to absorb and implement everything I’ve learned. Nor was I taking the time “to stop to smell the roses.” Sound familiar to you? You find yourself with all these great ideas, yet pulled in so many different directions that it begins to feel overwhelming.
One of the advantages of being a business owner is that you get to design your business the way you want it. So it’s time to give yourself a break, cuz you’re the boss! Here’s 5 ways to get started.
As a solo entrepreneur, you have to consciously make the time to enjoy life and smell the roses. If you don’t do that for yourself, no one else is going to! And, doing that has to be a priority.
By taking my own advice, something pretty amazing happened! I got 2 new sales without being at my computer. Also, the phone started ringing with people interested in working with me. Of course, I had all my systems in place that made this all the more easy.
Now that you know the steps to take to give yourself a break, you may want some help putting it all together. If you’re interested in having a plan that will change your mindset about selling forever, multiply your sales and bring in lots more clients, your first step is to sign up for your 45-Minute Sales Breakthrough Session with me. I will walk you through a step-by-step process that will eliminate any barriers you have to achieving sales success, personally give you one-on-one sales strategies that fit you and your business, and provide valuable and proven sales tips and tools to accelerate your sales. To learn more, visit http://www.salesbreakthroughs.com/products/strategy_session.htm
© Rochelle Togo-Figa
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