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How to Improve the Management Teams Wins for Winning Business Part 3: Focus on Strengths
Before the book, Now Discover Your Strengths, was published, I discovered first hand the second reason why training of new supervisors or managers fails to be as successful as originally planned. During the first facilitation session for some incoming supervisors and managers, I conducted the following exercise. On the sheet of paper

healthier (even if they don't know it yet) then you let it be known in no uncertain terms that this is good for them, and they need to do it - now!!

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or servi

Opening A Dollar Store - Don't Leave Customers Standing
Are you opening a dollar store? If so, you will likely hear about the importance of customer service. However, most of the time this information is focused on providing customer service as customers are shopping in your store. What you may not hear is the importance of never allowing customers to wait to pay for their purchases.Don’t ever forget the fa

"I choose bold. I choose action. I choose what's right for the people. I choose to make a difference"

Bill Richardson

There's this amazing thing that happens as soon as our kids are born. The minute they pop out (yeah like it's as easy as that ;)) we have this innate sense of what is good for our kids. They scream, and we know the best thing for them is to be fed. As they get older we know they need to play, be loved, eat their veggies and brush their teeth. We know that when you put all this together you have a happy, healthy child.

Unfortunately our kids aren't born knowing the same information. They can ignorantly travel through life thinking that a diet of sweets, coke and fried chicken is just fine thank you very much! So, do we stand back and let them eat cake all day long? Or do we mumble quietly under our breath that "maybe they could sort of just try a couple of peas and see, and I'm sure they'll be able to find out for themselves, eventually".

Definitely not. If your household is anything like mine, when you know that something is good for your kids, that their lives will be enriched, and they will be happier and healthier (even if they don't know it yet) then you let it be known in no uncertain terms that this is good for them, and they need to do it - now!!

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or servic

10 Questions to Ask Before Licensing Your Program
Once you have several products or services that are selling quite well, your customer will begin to ask if you will permit others to use your product as the basis for training that they are doing. Or, if you are doing training or consulting, you may be asked if you'll train others to be a trainer using your system.This is the perfect opportunity for y

what is good for our kids. They scream, and we know the best thing for them is to be fed. As they get older we know they need to play, be loved, eat their veggies and brush their teeth. We know that when you put all this together you have a happy, healthy child.

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or servi

How to Sell Like an Eagle - Not a Sparrow
Have you ever wondered why Eagles are great hunters? The answer is with their vision, how they use it and what they see high in the sky. A Sparrow on the other hand doesn't fly as high and works hard for everything.The Eagle takes the advantage of perspective by flying high to check out the landscape of the hunting grounds. The Eagle will wait for move

aren't born knowing the same information. They can ignorantly travel through life thinking that a diet of sweets, coke and fried chicken is just fine thank you very much! So, do we stand back and let them eat cake all day long? Or do we mumble quietly under our breath that "maybe they could sort of just try a couple of peas and see, and I'm sure they'll be able to find out for themselves, eventually".

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or servi

History of Vending Machines
It’s likely that you’ve probably never taken the time to sit back and consider vending machines. In fact, you have probably never taken the chance to contemplate the history of vending machines. After all who would? I know I didn’t, until I wrote this article and found the history to be surprisingly……well, fascinating. The next time you stop at a vending m

d sort of just try a couple of peas and see, and I'm sure they'll be able to find out for themselves, eventually".

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or servi

Home Embroidery Business
Embroidered designs are seen on everything from T-shirts to bath towels. There’s plenty of need for embroidered products; you just have to find your niche within the market. People like the personalized designs of embroidery to show off on themselves or their pets. You could target your services to pet stores, sporting goods stores, or maybe even your local

healthier (even if they don't know it yet) then you let it be known in no uncertain terms that this is good for them, and they need to do it - now!!

What's this got to do with being a Mumpreneur?

I'm going to make an assumption here - I'm going to assume that the product or service that you are selling is something you believe in. Something you believe is going to positively benefit your chosen target market. I'm assuming that you're not just in business to make a quick buck and then run like crazy so no-one can catch you.

Yet when it comes to 'selling' your wares; when it comes to letting some one else know that your product can solve their problem, what do 90% of us do? We become humble and bashful. We hope that someone else will tell them for us. We hope that they'll just find us - on the net, in the phone book. Then when they do find us, we don't want to 'sell' to them! We wouldn't want to make someone buy what they don't want to.

Can you see where this is leading?

If you believe in your product, and you know it will make a real difference to somebody else's life, then start treating them like your kids. Playing aeroplanes to get them to eat peas is probably going a bit too far, but let your customers know, in no uncertain terms that what you have is good for them. This isn't about you any more, it's about what's really good for your customers. And you know your product or service is exactly that!

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There’s no harm in going ahead and answering the questions, but you’ll want to keep your answers brief. For example, if an interviewer asks you “How does your wife/husband feel about you taking this position?” then you could answer – depending on your marital situation — “She/he is fine with it” or “I’m not married.” There’s no reason to go into any further details, such as how long you’ve been married or if you’re in a serious relationship.

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