Join Cathie Heath as she shares an important lesson in branding yourself from an 8 year old who understands the value of customer service and how it can make you stand out from the crowd.
There’s a reason we go to the same businesses time after time…the service we receive from them adds value to our purchases.
Remembering to add value can result in repeat customers, solid long-term relationships and branding yourself as a person folks want to do business with
Proper lighting is essential for making videos, but lights can be harsh and glaring.
Cathie Heath shares a simple solution for diffusing the light without having to invest in special lighting equipment…tailor made for home and small business owners on a budget.
Whether we realize it or not, help comes from many different sources…often times from those we aren’t expecting. Many things…close mindedness, rigidity, pride, ego and even fear…can keep up from receiving what’s being sent our way to help us.
Join Cathie Heath as she explains how becoming more open to the people and opportunities that are put in our paths may well take us where we’re supposed to go…if we learn to say “Yes” and embrace the help that’s sent our way.
Using a real life example, Cathie Heath explains how growing beyond your present comfort zone can be accomplished when you build small successes into your action plan.
Small victories can increase your confidence, allowing you to go a little further each day. Soon you’ll notice how…because of increasing the size of your comfort zone…your life will encompass more, both personally and professionally.
Quite often business owners make emotional decisions or conduct business based on how they feel.
In this video, Cathie Heath discusses the need to determine and focus on core beliefs and philosophies rather than feelings. Always smart business, it has become increasingly important as the home and small business industry explodes both on and off line.
To survive and move forward in the competitive marketplace, home and small business owners must determine their core beliefs and philosophies.
Combine those with solid business principles, and your business can continue to move forward despite what/how you might be feeling at the moment.