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Introduction and Finding Your Passion
A little bit about myself, the course creator and how my own entrepreneurial experiences have inspired this course. Then onto talking about passion and doing what you love!
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Planning
The importance of planning, your reasons "why" and basics, such as business name and target customer. A planning table is also included, to help layout plans clearly
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Selling You!
The importance of being able to promote and sell your idea to others, including an exercise to help boost selling confidence!
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Marketing Matters
A marketing multiple choice quiz, followed by tips on some of the various marketing methods used by companies and a tagline guessing exercise
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To Profit or Not to Profit
Learning the basic P&L formula and going through some scenarios to put our knowledge of this formula into practice!
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Starting Small
Getting started with what you have and using initiative in order to grow!
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Customer Feedback
The importance of customer feedback in business
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Wellbeing
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End of Course Quiz and Overview
Rounding up with education appreciation and a quiz to see just how much you've learnt throughout the course!
6 – 9: Thinking Outside of the Box!
When turning your passion into a business, you need to be able to think boldly and creatively. You need to have initiative and self confidence. In other words, you need to think outside of the box! My biggest breakthroughs in my business and in other areas if my life have happened when I thought outside of the box and took bold and not-so-usual steps. Thinking outside of the box does not mean breaking rules, rebelling or being disobedient. It simply means to find a way around a problem in order to get a breakthrough or solution. Here is one of my examples as detailed in my book:
A screenshot of one of my pieces online
If you truly believe in something, you will find a way to make it happen – and even if it doesn’t happen as you expected, you will learn valuable lessons – lessons that will help you improve as a person and improve in business. In short, thinking outside of the box will always pay off one way or another!
There is no exercise attached to this lesson – just remember the above example when you face a “bump in the road” on your business or work journey and let it motivate you to think outside of the box!