The Three Golden Laws of Home Business
Copyright © Jose Love
http://perfectbiz.here.ws
Starting, running, and turning a profit out of a
home business does not have to be the tall task
that most people make it out to be. While it
certainly isn’t easy, it doesn’t have to be overly
difficult either. With a little bit of forethought
and planning, even the hardest, most complex of
things can become relatively simple.
There are
three golden laws in running a home business. If
followed, these laws will help you create a dynamic
home business, one that allows you make a decent
living. If ignored, these laws will ensure that
your home business does not rise above average
operating results.
First, plan all the way to the
end. You must have a concrete vision for the
business. Where will it be five, ten, twenty years
from now? What sort of scale will it have? What
will it be doing differently, and what things will
remain the same? Try to envision all the obstacles
that may come up and prepare plans to meet them. To
be sure, you will be unable to foresee all the
crises that will occur. But mentally, you must be
prepared for them as they come. Circumstances
should not catch you completely off-guard; you
should have a measure of preparation against
ever-changing situations.
Second, work hard – and
make your people work hard as well. With your home
business, everything will start with you. You must
work to become the greatest, most capable
individual that you can become. Spare no expense in
your education, within reason, as long as such
education is helping you prepare for the future.
Then, be sure that you work as hard as you can,
learning all the ins and outs of the trade of which
you are in. A good work ethic is important to
success, and you should not neglect it. A corollary
to this is that you should hire people who are just
as hard-working as you are. Be sure to set targets
for both yourself and others, and measure what gets
done. Give reward liberally to those who
achieve.
Third, utilize the power of personal
networks. There is an old adage that says “It is
not what you know, but whom you know.” While we may
rebel against what this truism may imply, the fact
remains that worldly success depends on a high
degree to the number and quality of people who are
kindly disposed towards you. Your personal network,
as well as the networks of the people who work for
you, should be utilized to their full potential, in
terms of advertising and sales efforts. Treat those
in your personal network well, provide the
necessary services, and they in turn may promote
your business to those in their networks.
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