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Four Ingredients To Starting A Business with Growth In Mind

If you are starting up your own business, you want to ensure it will be as successful as possible. Beginning on the best footing possible will help contribute to the vision you have in mind. Beginning the mindset akin to, ‘Yes, I will succeed and do what it takes,’ you will stand a much better chance of succeeding as you envision.

Our collaborative blog offers insights into the four ingredients to starting a business with growth in mind.

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Starting A Business with Growth In Mind

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Secure Funding

Funding is important, but more so securing professional assistance with high acclaim behind it. If you have the proper financing for your business, you can focus on the ‘must do’s’ to be more likely to achieve your desires. It’s wise to look for different funding options right from the beginning. You can check out a venture capital fund list, ask people you know about their thoughts, review stipulations about bank loans and government grants, and whatever else you believe can be beneficial.

Proper Goal-Setting Plan

If you don’t have a specific vision of where your business is heading with a spelled-out plan, you will be less likely to achieve your vision. That should be obvious, but it’s amazing how often people forget or overlook it. If you want to ensure your business will be effective, a proper plan that includes goals with timelines and revisits it daily is vital for the success you desire.

One person’s approach is to begin with the end in mind, to plan the first year, and repeat annually. Capture the long-term vision and the first-year goal. Next, month-by-month, create the monthly goal, followed by weekly and daily goals. Understand that revision will be necessary as not everything works to expectations. But being vigilant with the goal-setting commitment and ongoing daily task list, you are far more likely to succeed.

Better Hires

Quickly hiring staff can rapidly turn into a nightmare. Take appropriate time for interviewing to surround yourself with good staff—people with energy, experience, and a degree of commitment to the business and its goals. Hiring the right people upfront will help increase confidence in your business and its chances of success. Filling the job roles with appropriate hires, can make a world of difference to how your business performs.

Initial Interest

Know that drumming up interest upfront is wise for initial marketing and promotion when ready to begin, but much of the interest may be negative. It conjures up the DiNiro movie line, ‘I’m watching you!’ Be prepared to test, revise, and test strategies again until you find the one that works best for you. Never give in to the crowd, but focus on your passion and have the stamina to move past all the obstacles that may be hurled at you.

Come to terms with the fact that the initial interest will likely be insignificant upfront, but there is a bonus that it gives you time to revise your process to begin attracting a growing clientele. Embracing the fortitude to experiment and uncover gold nuggets from negativity, your business will be more likely to succeed.

Conclusion: Four Ingredients For Starting A Business with Growth In Mind

The differentiator for those who succeed is embracing the unbreakable determination to make their business successful, regardless of the many people encouraging them to quit. Instead, they let go of fear and commit to learning to seek out ‘the better way.’

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Sales Tips: Four Ingredients For Starting A Business with Growth In Mind

1. Personally commit to your long-term vision for business success.
2. Review all current annoying or poor experiences to realize where you may eliminate the unnecessary ones.
3. Ensure you have extra savings for unexpected expenses as they arise.
4. Build a trustworthy peer group to inform and support one another through good and bad times.
5. Take longer breaks during the weekend to allow your mind to wander and create new ideas.
6. Consider what can add extra motivation for you, the staff, and your community as your business grows.
7. Always balance the bottom line with additional expenditures to ensure a solid footing.
8. Stay current with industry news and research what the pundits say to realize better ideas for starting a business with growth in mind.
9. ‘Don’t give up – find a better way!’
10. Celebrate Success!

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Elinor Stutz International Best-Selling Author

Elinor Stutz broke through barriers long before doing so was popular. Against all the odds, she defied the theme “women can’t sell” to become the top producer at every company she ever worked for, ignoring attempts to get her to quit.

Eleven years later, I lay motionless on a stretcher with an irreparably broken neck. Two visions appearing before me, and a brilliant gold light encasing my entire body, gave me a reason to believe I would recover. I wholeheartedly knew I was about to empower audiences far and wide. At the moment, I negotiated a full recovery with the promise to be of service. The surgeon and hospital staff anointed me with the title “The Walking Miracle.”

As the CEO of Smooth Sale, Stutz adapted the motto, “Believe, Become, Empower.” Believe in yourself; Become the person you envision; Empower your audience to do the same. Stutz is on the Social Media Committee for Inclusion Allies Coalition devoted to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.