Judith Morgan, Wealth Coach for Entrepreneurs

Why Do I Blog?

Client Claire Chapman has invited me to share why I blog.   Easy peasy.   I answered the same question on the EuroCoach List over the weekend!   Here are my reasons:

Focus Hocus Pocus

How do we solopreneurs achieve the focus which is essential if we are to create a Business to Love?  How do you carve out a piece of calm time in which you do the most important things to move your business forward?   What does it take?

First off I recommend observing what you allow to dissipate your focus: e-mails, incoming phone calls you are not expecting, the doorbell, unwanted family visitors who know you work at home and believe they can interrupt at any time.   You've gotta set some ground rules for yourself and for them.   Let them know where you stand.   Let them know you are serious about your business.

What's the Voice in Your Head Telling You?

What's the voice in your head telling you about your plans to create a Business to Love?

That you don't have any ideas? That it's all been done before?   That all your ideas are rubbish anyway? That you don't have what it takes?

Oh, PLEASE!   Write yourself a better script.   This is a matter of choice.

What's "realistic"?

When planning for success in your business, what's realistic?

I wonder do we even need to be realistic?   I certainly don't consider realism before I start a business venture, perhaps that's my failing!   I just ask myself would it be fun and lucrative and how can I set it up to be both?

This is about business planning.

Is Business BAD?

One of my clients flagged to me this week that she has a lingering belief somewhere, that she has collected along the way in her life, that perhaps business is bad and, by inference, that she will need to become a bad person if she is to be successful at it.

Is that what you feel too, even if only a little?

Building and Managing a Client Base

Question: How do I build and manage my client base from scratch in the evenings and weekends when I am working full-time.

This is a variant on the first question of the day.   It takes determination and good planning, networking and marketing.

How Do I Buy Property No Money Down?

Question: How Do I Buy Property No Money Down?

Go to an Open Day at Passive Investments and follow their model, or become a client.

Voluntary Work/Tithing

Question:   I do voluntary work where I give my time for free; does that count as tithing?

Giving Up The Day Job

Question: How do I get to move from working full time to working part time and sitll improve my money situation?

Ooh, nice one.