7 Activities That Waste Tons of Time
September 12, 2009 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Wright Ideas
Time wasters can be the downfall of any business. Especially if you are a Solo Entrepreneur. This article will cover the 7 things that waste tons of time and do not give you anything in return. You?ll learn to save time and keep your business growing.
1. Rabbit Trails: Here is how it goes, you get a great idea, and you jot it down and start writing out a business plan and who you want on the team. You write out the idea as much as you can, dreaming of the cash that will be flooded upon you when you launch this. An hour or two later, you look up and the work you were working on is still there. Yes, that boring work, is staring at you like Gieco Money. Read more
7 Activities That Waste Tons of Time
September 12, 2009 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Wright Ideas
Time wasters can be the downfall of any business. Especially if you are a Solo Entrepreneur. This article will cover the 7 things that waste tons of time and do not give you anything in return. You’ll learn to save time and keep your business growing.
1. Rabbit Trails: Here is how it goes, you get a great idea, and you jot it down and start writing out a business plan and who you want on the team. You write out the idea as much as you can, dreaming of the cash that will be flooded upon you when you launch this. An hour or two later, you look up and the work you were working on is still there. Yes, that boring work, is staring at you like Gieco Money. Read more
The 3 Things You Should Do When Looking for a Sponsor
May 26, 2009 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Featured Articles, Wright Ideas
This articles is for the business owner looking for sponsors for their own events. You’ll learn what it takes to get sponsors, set realistic time goals to work within and, the best way to create sponsor levels and understanding who needs to be on your side in order for the corporation to make that sponsorship commitment.
Getting sponsors is easy; however you must work within THEIR Time goals not yours. Just because you need the money in the next 60 days does not mean that company can swing all the paperwork to make it happen. You have to know where they are in the business cycle. Are they almost done with all the sponsorships for the year or are they just starting. Did they meet their goals for the year already with another similar event, or are they still hungry to get in contact with more potential clients through sponsorship. These are items you have to know before you ask for the sponsorship. You may not have given them enough time to make it the decision. So plan backwards from the time the check needs to arrive in your office. Include their planning time along with YOUR planning time and everything should work out well.
