How Do Successful
Businesses Thrive?
Can there seriously be a more exciting time to connect and collaborate with
successful woman in business? As part of our WNA Network we have the
opportunity to learn from the best in the industry. From women who are
running multi-million dollar businesses to mumpreneurs who are just starting
up their home based business and everyone in between. We also have a very
unique niche in the market place where we can meet at business networking
events, zoom meetings, at conferences and conventions and in our day-to-day
business activities.
A
side from the great tips, tools
and techniques that are shared
at these networking events
there is also the opportunity to develop
closer relationships and get to know each
other’s story. To understand how we each
arrived at this current destination point and
more importantly to listen to each other’s
aspirations of where we want to go in the
future and how we can help each other.
So when it comes to understanding what
makes a successful business thrive, there
are literally thousands of people ‘Talking the
Talk’. Millions of books have been written on
this topic and more hit the bookstores and
Amazon every day. There are hundreds of
live pod casts, seminars, workshops, TEDX
Talks and if all else fails then Just Ask Google
( JAG). Thanks to advances in technology
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Women’s Network Magazine
and other communication mediums, we can
be a part of this growing transformational
shift if we can hone in on who our ideal
AVATAR (client) is and the best way to reach
out to them. The flip side of access to all
this technology and keeping it updated is of
course that everyone has the same access
to this information and we can also become
overwhelmed trying to sift through it all.
Our global economy is extremely
competitive for your almighty dollar. You can
often purchase online and have it delivered
from an overseas outlet quicker than
you can purchase it and have it delivered
within Australia. So as the changing trends
continue with millennials and baby boomers
and where they source their products and
services from, here are a few thoughts to
consider: