When you decided to start your own business, you chose a field you love, one in which you excel and have expertise. But after launching your business, you likely discovered that running a business involves much more than just practicing your profession. Suddenly, you’re dealing with accounting, marketing, business management, and a host of other responsibilities. When you trained for your profession, you were probably told that self-employment was the best path, but no one mentioned you’d need to master so many additional skills. As one business owner I worked with once told me: “When I studied Shiatsu, no one taught me marketing…”
When you decided to start your own business, you chose a field you love, one in which you excel and have expertise. But after launching your business, you likely discovered that running a business involves much more than just practicing your profession. Suddenly, you’re dealing with accounting, marketing, business management, and a host of other responsibilities. When you trained for your profession, you were probably told that self-employment was the best path, but no one mentioned you’d need to master so many additional skills. As one business owner I worked with once told me: “When I studied Shiatsu, no one taught me marketing…”
The goal of a business consultant is to help you advance your business, focus on what matters most, and avoid mistakes others have already made.
No matter where you are in your journey, the right planning can save you time, money, and frustration.
In a 30-minute consultation, we can help you determine which type of business planning best suits your current stage and how to build it most effectively.
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