Synergy Savings

Dr. Wright and Yolanda Mason, CEO Coach- not a good hair day for me!

Told you guys I would start using this in a sentence. Synergy Savings is when you have 2 or more people come together and because they did come together their synergy causes a savings in time, more or assets. That’s my definition. This means working with someone saves you time, trouble and makes you money. When YOU work with someone, they should save time, trouble and be able to make some money. That is why some people never run out of partners to joint venture with. Because they always help people make money, save time and save a lot of headache.

Who wants to make a buck and it takes 10,000 years? Who wants to make some money and it’s such a hassle because the plan is super convoluted and takes a lot of steps. Lots of steps are for when you want to confuse someone and prevent them from success. Keeping it simple means you want the person to win. A good win means in this present time. It’s great to have something that will come in on that ship called “Someday” however, right now I have bills to pay.

In 2013 we should all be looking for Synergy savings.

Here is the HOW-TO I promised:

The next business book you read, not only figure out what lessons in there will (if you incorporate them) save you time, save you trouble and make you money. Write them down, give yourself a dead line to do them and make a note on your blog about the results.

Example: I read 4 Hour Chef and decided to try using that method of building a fire in the fire place. I adore a good fire on a cold day and once California winter kicks in, I use my fire place a LOT!  If it works, I will be able to start a fire using the less expensive kindling/fire starters instead of a full fire starter log that costs $5 each. I won’t have to keep adding wood and poking the fire for the 4-5 hours. I will have less ashes when the fire has burned all the wood. I will have more heat from the fire.

Results: It works, less ashes, no adding wood the fire or going outside to get wood in the cold, dark night. The fire is HUGE!!, so clearly I can use less wood. Some pieces feel out of the fireplace and onto the tile, setting the smoke alarm and making the house smell like – well like the house was on fire. It wasn’t, I am fine and clearly, my fire alarms work.

Bonus: Now I blame everything on that goes wrong on Tim Ferris author of 4 hour Chef, because that’s whose name I was cursing when I had to clean up the mess.

Yes, I saved time, will save the trouble and will save money. Synergy Savings from what I learned in a book.

Here’s another Synergy Savings:

2013 Social Media Strategy with 
Dr. Letitia Wright 
You’ll Learn:
  • Why bother with social media ( I’ll show you where the money is)
  • Which social media (I’ll tell you the ones that matter)
  • Who needs social media (Your biz needs differ from your personal needs)
  • When (the best times to get the best results from your social media)
  • What (What’s social media and what’s Publicity?)
  • How (How to keep your social media flowing effortlessly without spending more then 1 hour a week on it)
All New Materials!!
You will get it as a digital download
Be really read for 2013!
Our Price: $7
Value: $ 89
  

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Is it Really Overwhelm?

November 30, 2012 by  
Filed under A Note for You

Stop it with the Overwhelm!

Here’s the deal. Everyone is talking about how they are over whelmed by information, by duties, by the holidays- there are entire lists they go through.

For most people here is a new thought. Maybe you are not overwhelmed. Maybe you agreed to do things that you never wanted to do. Or you agreed to do things that you have since changed your mind about and no longer wish to do. But you won’t give yourself to permission to change or let people know. So you just flake out and say you are over whelmed.

Maybe you just don’t want to do what is required for a particular thing. There may have been requirements you didn’t know about when you agreed, or you just see the entire project and don’t want to be bothered doing it.

So we use over-whelm as a catchall.

In 2013, let’s just start saying no.

How to put social media on remote control

November 27, 2012 by  
Filed under Featured Articles

Many people want to get involved in social media and are concerned that it will take up all of their time. I have a simple solution that allows you to appear online and engaged and yet, really only use a few hours a week to do this. Especially if you only have one brand you are pushing.

Right now I am in production for the television show “The Wright Place TV Show”, Solve It Sisters – web series, Wright Place radio and A Crowd Funded Life radio show.

My three brands, Wright Place TV, Solve it Sisters and A Crowd Funded Life all have their own social media foot print. Then there is my personal footprint.  Because of the brands I am handling, I spend a little more time that what I talk about in this article but not much more. You simply can’t be online all day and get any revenue generating work done

The accounts you need

My friend Dr. Rachna Jain keeps me up to date what what’s what.  I used to say you only need 3 social media, I have since then updated my numbers.

I highly recommend you have these accounts (they only take minutes to open)

Opening these accounts takes 30 minutes

This is a task that can be delegated

  • Twitter (my personal favorite)
  • Facebook (everyone lives here)
  • Linked in
  • Pininterest
  • Google Plus
  • Rebel Mouse
  • Foursquare

Rebel mouse will automatically add your activity to it, there is no need to post there once it’s set up. I send people to   https://www.rebelmouse.com/drwright and they can see everything I am doing on each show. They can follow and subscribe.

Sign up for a Hootsuite.com account

Add all your social media to it (at the time of this writing, Rebel Mouse is not an option)

Use Hootsuite to pre plan your social media posts. It posts to all accounts if you want.  That’s why even on 5-hour flight to the east coast; I can have a post going out without bothering to get online. Spend 30 minutes a week and you are done.

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