The Big 5 in Getting Started in Business
By Karissa Thomas
In the process of getting started in business requires five key things!
1. How to Start?
How to start is the most challenging step in the process of getting started in business. In fact it's so significant that the Start can Stop a lot of people dead in their tracks. So the simple answer to how - is to do something. If something doesn't work then you try something else. But the key is to do something!
2. What to do? What to do in the process of getting started in business is always a complicated question. It's complicated because people don't really know what they want to do, and yet they expect what they want to do to equal monetary value. Whatever you decide to do commit to it until you've exhausted all your efforts into it.
3. Live what you do!
It's not enough to say you're going to do something, but live what you do everyday, all day long without anyone distracting you from your focus. You have to commit to what you do wholeheartedly, and see it through!
4. Show up for it! You have to show up for the demands of what it is you decide to do. You have to be an active participant in the process of building your dream.
5. Innovate what you do!
It's not enough to get started and follow the process of success but you have to while in the process get creative with your portfolio to see continued success. Innovation is the stepping stone to breakthroughs in business.
About the Author
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| Karissa Thomas, Financial Leverage for Career Professionals National and International Arlington, TX 76018 8003097538
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