Is this just a hobby?

Helpingpreneurs want to help. Imagine that. You have to give a heart and a spirit of support, healing and love. One often hears that the beauty of the first of his business. And not until the business is really important. Gina Ratliff used a wonderful way of service professionals to ask

Are you a hobby?

or

Are you aware of wealth?

Aware of the wealth entrepreneurs understand that values, standards and efficiency, serve not only to your business model, but to serve yourClients and customers. Is your company runs an organic and a bit "on the fly? Do you have policies, guidelines and procedures? You can not imagine how to improve your performance and your clarity.

Here are five must haves to make sure that you are aware of a wealth entrepreneurs and not just a hobby.

1. Honor your commitments

Her involvement in business is your word. Be be punctual, prepared, and deliver more. I'm actually a coach who does not appearprepare for calls. Well, we all make a mistake, but to bring to an end, to show and deliver. If you have a product, go out, be sure it is on time. If you provide a service available to make sure it is as promised. You can use these on glass as obvious, but think and stop. Am I to honor any commitment to the absolute highest level?

2. Set an example

I read a quote the other day ... "Your sermon is best told through the life and not your lips." Make sure you are modeling the positiveImage for your company and services. Her performance, presence, energy, and language to be represented, all of them. It is simply too busy in the day to day and forget what we share. Sometimes it is a little something that someone uses and that the image they carry is always. Delivered by your actions and your words.

3. Run it Like a Business

If you are in the service industry, the same best practice business rules. They avoid politics, efficiency andProcedure because helping your business to support themselves and others. In order to truly help and support, you run your business clean and clear. Have policies, have to understand your team and your clients, and writing. Keep all conversations and communications on a commercial level, and remember why you are running this business. If you are here to serve, make sure that your business serves the greatest interest of all, by being informed in a clear and comprehensive.

4. Have aMentor

If you are an experienced person who is asking for advice and support, everything is easier. One of my mentors always says: "The business is chaotic," and it can be to have someone like that on board, ask, have sound, and advise your best interest uses in business growth. I tell you .... MENTORS .... I will not go home without them.

5. Be inconvenient

Change is good. Not always easy. Not always easy, but it means something shifted, and we are moving. Unpleasantin your company and stretched over the comfort zone means that you in the hobby mode. Begin to worry about if everything is perfect and you worry it's free! It is the unease that we are in danger, travel, and jump!

Your gifts are unique and only you have the blessing of you to share. Make sure you are in wealth-conscious business modes. It will serve you, serve your customers your success and your income is intended to serve growth.

(c) 2009 Suzanne Evans

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