Chantanasombut, Dachai. Stride a Momentis Group
Posted: 14 December, 2011 Filed under: Business Tips, Colorado Springs Momentis, Stride a Momentis Group Leave a comment »Chantanasombut, Dachai. Stride a Momentis Group:Stride is a group created to spread the Momentis opportunity in the US, Canada and soon to Europe and South America [Internet]. Version 6. Knol. 2011 Dec 12. Available from: http://knol.google.com/k/dachai-chantanasombut/stride-a-momentis-group/5lhoqffwrvxv/1.
The holiday season means many things to
Posted: 14 December, 2011 Filed under: Business Tips Leave a comment »The holiday season means many things to many people. Please give pause and focus on the spirit of the season. December is not a month long break for businesses. We tend to believe this month is a time for rest, vacations and basically breaking the cycles of business.
Whether you are with Stride a Momentis Group or another business collective, do not take this season lightly. Do not stop doing what it takes to ensure your business will prosper in the coming year. Keep up with customer service. Listen to your surroundings, there may be a person in need of your product or service. When you finally take that vacation though, enjoy your time and leave it all behind. (I do!)
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays or which ever term you choose to follow….I will be sure to have a Merry Christmas! Cheers!
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There Are Alternatives To Jobs
Posted: 5 December, 2011 Filed under: Business Opportunity 2 Comments »Businesses like mine afford many opportunities. Least of which is more time for family and friends. Too often, we are sitting at a typical job trying to find ways of getting out. Here is a secret, businesses are trying to find ways of keeping you in. Many jobs offer little incentive, more work for less money, and no other alternatives than to find a second job to make ends meet. As the saying goes, job is an acronym for Just Over Broke. As the economy slides, we NEED better income streams.
What does the U.S. economic slide mean to you? Less time for the things you want more of in life. I know people working 2-4 different jobs because they are very insecure and refuse to work for themselves. In the end, they will work and work and work themselves into a grave, broke. These people are really smart, but their jobs have them “addicted” to the steady paycheck. Here is another secret, once they fire you, the checks stop. What is the solution, find a business model which pays well and builds residual income.
What to avoid. Simply put, avoid anything until you have spoken to the business representative, ask important questions and beware of businesses which promise never having to work. As a business owner, your business is what you make of it. Serious business owners work between 20-60 hours a week. There are great business models out there which help you make time for the important items in life. I have been blessed with a good friend that brought has me into the light. To me, it just made sense to work for myself. Make sure you have your own reason for being in business for yourself. Family? Hours? Whatever it is, make sure it is your own reason!
To sum up: There are many reasons to go into business for yourself. Working in a typical job will keep you working until well past retirement or working more than one job. Solutions are out there, but you have to do the research. Once you have found your business, work towards success AND happiness….there is more to life than money. Be good to your customers and remember to give back. Best wishes and find success in yourself.
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The World Wide Connection
Posted: 5 December, 2011 Filed under: Business Opportunity, Business Tips, Uncategorized Leave a comment »Where would you like to work? Many people say that the house is a great place to work from since they are able to watch the children. Others, would rather be out of the house and in a place where distractions are minimal. Either way, these sites will require something of you, discipline. When to start, when to take breaks and when to call it quits share the need for a person to stick to a schedule.
How are you to accomplish such a task without someone looking over your shoulder? Focus. Do not just focus on the tasks you have to do, that’s really short-term thinking. Instead, focus on why you are in business. What are your goals? What are your long-term goals, 5 years? These items will make it easier for a person to gauge what is important to them and increase the desire to make their business succeed.
So, now that you have more of an idea of things to motivate your business, write them down. Without something to reflect upon later, these random thoughts are all but useless. Have these goals and reasons readily available. Sometimes reading them in the morning prior to beginning work could make a difference in your drive or push you over a hump if motivation is low. Pictures are also quite useful since we associate with visuals on a deeper level.
In all, working from home presents a great opportunities to become your own boss. Having the freedom to set hours, pay and site to work in is a refreshing model to that tiring job one may have worked in for some time. As the current state of the economy rises and falls, these businesses are keeping money in people’s pockets and affording more resources for people to live off of. It’s been a pleasure writing this article and I look forward to writing more in the near future.
Ever thought about working for yourself? Let me and my partners get you started on something new, exciting and real. Fill out the blocks on the linked page and have an interview shortly after reading this article. No obligations to join and there are plenty of choices out there to make, just do not be afraid to ask questions.
Cheers!
The Power Of Many
Posted: 25 May, 2011 Filed under: Business Opportunity, Business Tips | Tags: business partner, Networking, Work Leave a comment »Marketing is a necessity when running a business. Marketing in itself is a vast business with many people attempting to capture an audience while directing them to a site, product or maybe just an idea. How everyone perceives the message varies and is never uniform. What stops many small businesses from using a marketing firm? Cost.
It is true that some firms would be willing to donate time and resources to help, but is not normally seen. Some firms may choose to work on a piecemeal basis, but this may hold both entities back. (Old information may be left in the message or a host of other problems may arise.) So, what would be the alternative? The Power Of Many.
MANY people carrying your message by word of mouth could have profound effects on your reputation and business(s). Now, pay attention here… People pay attention to what you do, how you go about it and finally, your attitude. Take all three of these components and think about the last time you were at the market. When you approached a sales point (register), you searched the area for a presentable atmosphere. At the counter, you were looking at the person scanning your items and hopefully they have acknowledged your business. Lastly, you were paying attention to the way they handled your merchandise and how efficiently they went about their work.
This is a little long-winded, but hang with me a little longer. When you have an exceptional person helping you make a transaction, like here in the market, you tend to remember whether you liked them or not. In remembering these feelings, you are likely to stand in that person’s line or pass them up for another. This is a simple example, but hits home with many businesses. When you treat your customers with respect, courtesy and as friends, you could be building a lifelong relationship.
When you have your customer’s loyalty, ask them a simple question: “Would you mind referring me/my services/etc.?” In other words, networking to other people. I know some business owners in the USA that have not spent a dime on marketing, but solely rely on work of mouth referral business. This is The Power Of Many. One person tells 3-5 people about your services/products and then the cycle repeats. One caveat to this, it works both ways! Give a person horrible service and it could haunt your business for a long time.
So, get out there and market yourself and your business by asking for a referral. If you have given a positive experience, then you have nothing to worry about.
Where would we all be w/o opportunity?I
Posted: 23 April, 2011 Filed under: Business Opportunity, Uncategorized Leave a comment »Where would we all be w/o opportunity?I have found mine.Most of you have found yours. U all know someone that needs one. www.4Stride.com
Many people do not appreciate the power
Posted: 18 April, 2011 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment »Many people do not appreciate the power of social networking. Every person on the internet knows of at least 10 other people surfing the world wide web. Many people also throw money at services to connect them to long lost friends, loved ones or business assiciates when they could just use a free social networking site to save money. Due to their popularity, social networks generate a lot of traffic and many people are now familiar/actively using these sites. Do not be one of the last ones on. Take advantage of the power of social networking for your business or for yourself.
WordPress, Facebook, LinkedIn and more are all great resources to become involved with. Start today!
Calling All Trade Workers
Posted: 1 April, 2011 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Changing Careers, Job Search, Master Craftsman Leave a comment »This article is directed to those men and women who choose to bring their skills in the trades arena to our lives. Many have been pursuing their careers for many years and are considered Master Craftsman. As of 2011, this career has been met with stress and a shortage of work. So, what will you do in the meantime?
There are many different options you may choose. Applying for a second job, start another career or if you are in a job shortage area, file for unemployment. Some may even have to dip into their savings accounts to support their family. For the Trade Workers, injury and illness can also mean an end to your career. So, let me be the first to say, there is another option.
My group, Stride, focuses on providing people with better alternatives to the things they are already paying money on. No new expenses. We use help each other in our businesses to succeed. Ask yourself: “Do I have extra time to make a difference in my family’s life?” Most people will make time to do more for their family members and themselves. Here, take a moment to see if this is right for you.
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Several Considerations
Posted: 28 February, 2011 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment »When you begin a business, there are many items to consider: What you are offering your customers, how much to charge in order to cover expenses, how much to pay yourself and so on. What if I told you there is a better way? Give it some consideration since there are many possibilities
Going into business does not mean you have to reinvent the wheel. One of my previous postings also suggested you seek out other like-minded individuals. Pooling resources is also a great way to launch or maintain your business after launch. Once again, is there something better?
You may or may not have a business at this moment. You may or may not have an idea to run as a money generating business. Here is the alternative: By contacting me, you will be able to hear that alternative. I am not offering a get-rich-quick option…let’s make that clear right off the bat. This is merely an alternative to get you to your goals in life. Take a few minutes and find out if this is a fit for you. This is your decision and I am not shy about sharing my experiences.
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Engage Your Mind For Home Businesses
Posted: 15 February, 2011 Filed under: Business Opportunity, Business Tips | Tags: home business, leadership Leave a comment »There are very few things worse than waking up and not having the motivation to work your own business. Remember, you are the CEO, the President, in most cases The CFO, etc and being lazy will hurt your business in the long-run. Once you have enough profits to cover your down day, then see if it is worth a day or two of laziness.
For the traditional home business, down days are rare. Daily orders and tasking orders will keep a person going from sun up to sun down. There is no such thing as a “Down Day”. There are some exceptions to the rule of course. (Rarely) For businesses which offer residual income and an online ordering program, you just may have more time on your hands.
Allow me a shameless plug here, 4Stride.com allows me to set my own schedule. No, I do not have 25 days off and 5 working days, that is not realistic. As a business owner, I work 1-5 hours a day and take the weekend off. There are some days I choose to work more hours, but not often. (The business dictates my schedule.) My business is not where I would like for it to be, so more hours are needed.
Now back to the original point. Many of you will find that a routine will help start the day right. Wake up, do your “morning rituals”, put on business-like clothing, have a start time and a projected end time so you will be MORE engaged with the work. If there are kids, set time aside during the day as needed, but plan on it in a schedule (Try to avoid using kids as an excuse to stop working altogether.) and, wait for it, STICK TO IT!! Then, when you are done, that’s that.
So, this little blog on the workday should help many people out there build discipline. Once you do this for 21 days or more, you should feel your routine become habit…a good one. Stick with it and see if your business strengthens within 30-60 days. Best wishes in success.
