The Wright Place TV Show: 10 Signs You should Invest in your Own Business

Over the years with The Wright Place TV Show,I’ve interviewed many business owners. They have taught me the signs to know when it’s time to create your own business. I want to share this with you new business owners and those of you who know you should be starting your own business.

At 6AM, your alarm goes off, and you drag yourself out of bed to prepare for your day job. Every day, you wake up, eat, work, go home, eat, sleep and the cycle goes on. You’re starting to ask yourself why are you seating in front of your desk taking orders from someone when you can be on your feet, enjoy and be the one giving orders. You’re contemplating whether you should be your own boss or just continue what you’re doing.

Here are the ten signs that you should quit your day job and invest in your own business.

1. Intense work ethic- you work hard, you’re focused and in the zone. Most successful entrepreneurs do this, and most of them work for more than 12 hours a day at least twice a week.
2. You’re creative- you always come up with new ideas (but they end up being doodled on your desk notepad). Your creativity seems to be over- flowing, and you can’t stop thinking of different or new ideas while you’re sitting at your desk.
3. Always seeing potential- you’re an optimist, you see the potential success in everything.
4. You want to make things better- you want to help others by providing new things that will ease their lives.
5. You’re willing to do every part of the job- even if taking out the trash seems an important step for you to succeed, you will do it.
6. You’re confident enough that it’s okay to fail- you don’t mind experiencing failures (in every aspect of your life), you consider these training grounds for your battle in the real world.
7. Not afraid to risk- you’re thinking of investing your money and feeling nervous about it but still want to. Invest in your own business instead!
8. Hatred for working for someone else- no need to explain.
9. Good at solving problems- Do you tend to solve problems before everyone realizes there is one? Yes, that’s a sign.
10. You’re a leader- having an idea is good, making it successful is a true skill. If you show acts of leadership in your community or work-place, the world of entrepreneurship might be just perfect for you.

Owning your own business starts with knowing how to sell. Without sales you have no business. With my television show, I had to learn how to sell again. The recession had put people in a different mindset and I had to improve my selling skills. I learned with the Silver Partner Program from Che Brown and I would love to share a special offer he has for the next month. For $25 a month, you can learn how to sell and grow your business with cash flow! Just text SilverPartner to 909 235 9744 and I will share the details with you. 

Oh, if you already have a business but you are not making money, then TEXT me right now! I can give you the same deal. 

LOS ANGELES YOUTH NETWORK LAUNCHES NEW HOME FOR FOSTER & HOMELESS YOUTH

The Los Angeles Youth Network (LAYN) opened its doors to a new home for foster and homeless youth in Hollywood. The 10,000 square foot 1919 Craftsman style home replaces LAYN’s current 30-year old barrack style emergency shelter and will enable over 300 foster youth (ages 12-17) a year to receive high quality enhanced services in a safe and nurturing environment.

“We are thrilled to be able to move our emergency shelter into this comforting and
lovely environment,” said Mark Supper, Executive Director, Los Angeles Youth Network. “We see kids who are the most traumatized. They come to us right after
they have been removed from their home or a difficult foster placement. It is
critical that the environment in which they find themselves provides a sense of
comfort and safety. This new building will do just that.”

As the only organization in Hollywood that provides residential care to homeless youth ages 12-21, LAYN provides shelter and a home to foster and homeless youth
with programs that enable these abused, neglected and homeless youth to become
self-sufficient adults. The new residence will be able to accommodate the effective
delivery of LAYN’s full continuum of care. It’s eight bedrooms, art therapy room,
education/computer lab, family reunification room, living room, dining room
recreation area, and youth services building will provide ample space for 17 youth
to simultaneously receive a multitude of vital services to help them overcome past
trauma while providing an improved quality of life.

The building was formally opened this morning with a ribbon cutting ceremony
attended by Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, Los Angeles City
Councilman Mitch O’Farrell, Philip Browning, Director, Dept. of Children &
Family Services, Mark Supper, Executive Director, Los Angeles Youth Network,
Steve Zimmer, LAUSD School Board, Jevon Wilkes, a former LAYN resident as
well as LAYN Board Members and invited guests.

“I find it terribly heartbreaking that thousands of children are displaced from their
homes and end up on the streets of Los Angeles,” said Councilmember Mitch
O’Farrell. “I commend the Los Angeles Youth Network for doing its part to create a
safe place for homeless children until they are able to transition out of the foster
care system and into permanent housing. Pursuing a dedicated source of funding
to house the most vulnerable members of our community is a primary focus of the L.A. City Council.”

For more information visit www.layn.org

The Client Gift They Will OPENLY Adore

There are a lot of products and systems that an entrepreneur can use to thank and support clients. You can send them thank you cards, candy, products with you logo on them. I used to work with a company that gave their clients beach kits in the summer. It consisted of a large towel, bag, mini cooler, beach umbrella and a small picnic basket. Each had the company’s logos. Their clients spent thousands with them, so these kinds of gifts were easy to give. If you are on a smaller budget, what can you give a client that is unique and they will love it as soon as they see it?

Your clients do not need another coffee mug or water carrier. They don’t need another recycled bag. Pens are nice but they get lost easily. You can give them some hand sanitizer. Everyone can use that however, it’s not going to give him or her impression that your company considers him or her special. Here is something that is out of the box, however the clients will love it. Get them a Mini me.

At Iminime , you can get these small statues that look just like your customer and are all hand made. You can choose their body type and sport. You can focus on their professional side or their fun side. There are a wide variety of choices to add to the statues. They can even represent all kinds of occasions like weddings and retirement. Who is NOT going to love a bobble head that really does look like them? Any client receiving this from you will know that you spend time thinking about them and appreciating their business. It’s something to talk about every time someone asks them where they got it. They will mention you and your company. Ready to really stand out? Try giving them a mini me from Iminime.com

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