IBGR.Network - PROFIT Radio. Everything a business owner needs to start, grow or exit a business. Grow With Us. Introduction When thinking about going into business initially you may have decided on What you wanted to do and maybe how you are going to do it but what often gets overlooked is Why. Why do you want to start a business? Why do you want to serve these particular clients? Why do you want to hire these types of people for your workforce? Why Why Why. I could come up with hundreds of why questions and it would not diminish the impact of these three letters W*H*Y. Your WHY is the heart of your company (or the company that you want to start), what you stand for, and ultimately it will determine your success. Your WHY provides meaning for What you do because it defines WHY you do it. Your WHY is a fundamental belief that inspires vision and drives actions. Your WHY has an impact on everything you do in your business. It is bigger than the products that you sell, the services you provide, and drives the profits that you reap. It gives meaning and value to your business. Let’s get growing Listen>Apply>Engage Show Objectives Defining what lives at the heart of your business, or your purpose for being in business is your WHY. It is the fundamental belief that drives actions and keeps you inspired to work toward your goals with a vision for your success. The objective of this episode is fairly simple, we are going to discuss Why Your Why Matters and some steps that you can take to clarify your WHY. Your WHY plays a role in the products that you sell, the clients that you serve, the contractors that you use, the workers that you employ directly or as a contract employee. When things get tough and you might want to throw in the towel or give up, your WHY is what keeps you and your business going, and it will also keep you growing. Key Concepts:
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What do you need to do? 1. Identify your unique WHY What interests do you have? What is the one thing that you really love to do? What are your natural talents? What are your strengths? When do you feel you get the greatest sense of value? What gets you excited? 2. Develop You WHY Statement Your WHY statement serves to encapsulate your purpose and your mission in one brief, all-inclusive sentence. A successful WHY statement should be simple, clear, actionable, and focused on how you contribute to others. Examples “To engage and inspire people, so that people are motivated to do something creative every day.” “We create online courses to provide everything you need to know to grow a business and become a more confident professional” “We create financial and time freedom for our members through providing a community and learning platform focused on multifamily apartment investing” 3. Clarify Your WHY Clarity is not a destination but with each step you take your path gets a little clearer. List of Acronyms to help you clarify your WHY.
WHY – Acronyms What’s Holding You? What Hungers You? What Harnesses You? Who Helps You? What Honors You? What Humbles You? 4. Unleash Your Unique WHY on the World This becomes the basis for your internal and external communication. This message is included on your website, your email signature, social media posts, you want to world to know what you are all about. Next Episode: The power of Gratitude in Business Links and Complimentary Resources: Provide Feedback on the Show https://link.betteryou4u.com/show-feedback Webinar on The Power of Positive Affirmations: https://link.betteryou4u.com/Positive-Affirmations Schedule a one-on-one meeting with me https://calendly.com/james-betteryou4u/ibgr Upcoming Events https://betteryou4u.com/calendar-of-events Written by James W. Bryant (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jbryant2/) Let Your Light Shine
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