My Entrepreneurship Course

 My attitude on money is the following. I love it when I have it. Loving it not in the bad sense of greed but loving what I can do. Especially helping those that need help. For example: There is a sister in our ward that has just started is her own baking business and I was her first customer 2 weeks back. I ordered enough for a month worths of biscuits and muffins for our family home evening nights. Today I ordered another batch of the biscuits. Here I am helping and supporting someone’s business. If I didn't have money, I would not have been able to do that. I can pay in full at times not always our children’s schooling for the year. That is what my husband and I did a month ago.   With regards to my business. When I have the money, I can buy more stock. This gives me a feeling of freedom and security to be able to sustain my business. I have been needing to get more stock in the last few weeks but have not had sufficient money in the account to do that. I can now and I wi...

This week’s reading was fun. I loved the videos as always, but this topic was fun. I liked the emotional blueprint. This was a question that I asked in my interview last week about 'how do you keep feelings out of business?" I asked this question because I am a very emotional person, and I wanted to know if there was a way around it so that I didn't need to get my feelings hurt or even involved. To my surprise, its needed. It's needed in a good way, and I was taught that we do still need to tame it. With the video from launching leaders I understood that it makes us who we are. I need to unleash my creativity and use what I know how while learning how to become better.   I need to remember to think big. This statement reminds me of how I use to be as a young adult. I always loved small dainty watches and never wanted anything big. Now I am wearing a bit bigger than my dainty jewellery and its fine, it still looks good. I can't just think small because it suits me...

I never really looked at how the statement: "Good is the enemy of Great." until I started my own business. I can't just be good. I need to be great. Been good is not good enough to succeed. I can see that. There is always someone else out there that is fighting to be the best. When I have had a good outlook on myself and had open minded thoughts and positive ones. I have been very good at what I have been doing. So, I need to remember to believe in myself more, so that others can believe in me too. If I believe it, they will too. When leading in my church callings I can see that we need to teach and help uplift others to higher ground. I need to do that when I am selling my goods and services. I need to be able to lift those around me to higher ground and serve them with all my heart, mind and strength. I need to remember to stand up for my knowledge in my business and they clients will trust me for it. Having a great passion for what I do and what I sell will be seen by ...

I can see that I am on the right path with my business. I just need to keep pushing forward and never quiet. It's been a good week for business, and I have felt inspired.   The videos were very helpful this week and because I am already running my own business trying to see how I can implement these strategies is helpful. I liked these three tips:   1. Increase your number of Customers. The more I have customers calling and the more that is coming I can see why you need to increase. By increasing their numbers, the sales are up. My whereabouts are also made know more and more.   2. Increase the frequency of purchases. The more they buy the more stock I need to get in and the more money I can make and the bigger I get.   3. Increase the average orders. By increasing this does the same thing as I mentioned above but it also shows to others that I am worth coming to and that I do have what they need.   It’s also important to make sure that I fix any human...

I have been feeling very stretched this week with all my responsibilities. Sometimes I wonder why I wanted to become an entrepreneur and own my own business. When I was going through the questions to ponder about, I realised why. The 4th of the 7 habits is what stands out the most to me. We are often and I do especially have an outlook on life as gloomy and not fun. This is far from the truth. There is so much light and fun in what we do. It’s how we look at things. There are times I feel when clients want clothing and then I feel that they will not buy it because it is not up to their standard. That is so contrary to the 4th habit of "Win-Win" but not at the cost of others. I need to be able to see that they will win in gaining great products and services and I win because my reputation has improved and to receive some extra money to be able to get the next lot of things that would interest my clients.   I can't go about my life feeling and thinking that people don't...