There’s a lot of questions when it comes to purpose. And why wouldn’t there be, everyone wants to know what it is they’re here to do…Someone recently asked me though if it’s possible to have more than one purpose? I think this answer might surprise you.
I got asked an interesting question on my show #HeyKerwin recently – it was, ‘When is it ok to be focused on money?’ I thought I would share my response on the blog because so many people place such a high emphasis on money, and that mindset can bring about some pretty serious consequences.
Two words – prioritise and plan. That’s the key to remaining focused in your business when the world around you might appear to be falling down.
I got asked an interesting question on my show #HeyKerwin recently – it was, ‘When is it ok to be focused on money?’ I thought I would share my response on the blog because so many people place such a high emphasis on money, and that mindset can bring about some pretty serious consequences.
See, at some point we realised thinking short-term doesn’t work. Thinking short-term creates nothing more than enormous levels of stress.
I’m constantly swamped with business owners telling me they’re tired, burnt out and have nothing left in the tank. Burnout is serious, and to avoid getting knocked down you have to focus on one very important factor.
Hint hint – It has something to do with social media…
One of the questions that comes up a lot on my #HeyKerwin show, is how to raise capital, and often times people think banks and investors are the only option. Here’s my favourite strategy for raising capital.
Reinvest, reinvest, reinvest. When you reinvest constantly, guess what happens? You go fast.
Don’t get me wrong, anyone can start a second business, but not many can do it without paying the price. Here’s my advice when it comes to getting a second venture off the ground, and what you should consider before you dive in.
