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Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Five Keys to a Super 2014

Now that we’re seeing snow on the ground regularly, it’s time to start thinking about 2014!  Of course, it’s an undeniable truth in our business that transaction activity will be slowing down over the next couple of chilly months, so how do we continue to make the most productive use of our time to make our business profitable?  Don’t forget those FIVE KEYS TO SUCCESS!  Your coach is available to help you do the business planning and preparation you need to kick off 2014 at full speed.

First, you’ll want to MASTER YOUR STATS.  You can use that information as the basis for planning your action for 2014; then hopefully you’ll find a stat that allows you to differentiate yourself in your market; and finally you may note an area you can focus on for improvement.  Once you’ve captured your stats, you can CREATE YOUR ROADMAP, a detailed business plan with an updated mission statement, target market, cash flow budget, and marketing plan.  Your coach will be there with tools to help you through this process.

Also, you can spend some of the wintertime on PROCESS MASTERY and making sure all your technology tools, your Sphere of Influence and contact lists, and your presentation and delivery approach are all in fine tuned working order and up to date.  And—most fun of all—you can PERSONALIZE YOUR TOUCHES by contacting all those friends, past clients, and potential clients to spend some of that face to face time at the top of the pyramid of the 7 Levels of Communication.  Don’t forget that wonderful “What can I do to help you and your business” conversation opener!

Finally you can begin to PRACTICE ACCOUNTABILITY by completing your business plan and implementing an action agenda to keep you on track.  Your coach will be there to help you focus on those FIVE KEYS—and action versus motion—so you can make 2014 your strongest year.

In the meantime, enjoy your holidays!

David M. Hassler

Director of Coaching

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