You want to do things right – get the support you need – for your upcoming launch, your growing business, and to support your growing number of clients.
You’ve asked yourself all the right questions and KNOW you need a team.
Next step: Figure out who to hire first.
Before you run out and hire the WRONG PERSON or people…do this quick (ish) exercise to figure out who you need the most.
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You work 12 hour days plus a day job. You laugh when the tax lady says, what % of your house do you use for work…and you think…wow, all I do is work. You’re not making any headway – though people tell you you’re going to explode any second now.
You’re tired.
These are just a few signs that you need to find some help with your business.
Entrepreneurs lead a tough life. Even when we love what we’re doing, it seems like we’re always doing something – with no end to the big to do list in the sky. There’s always something else to improve, another idea to develop, and another blog post to write.
Let’s get to the core of the problem, shall we?
You need help.
And if you don’t believe me… ask yourself these three questions and consider what it’s doing to your business NOT to find help.
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If you’re online a lot — say starting or running an online business…then you probably get hit with a ton of offers…especially if you are planning to launch something soon (or for the first time!).
Offers for info products, ebooks, coaching programs, free webinars, ecourses, live events, come to this thing, better grab this offer before it disappears forever ….1 more day left for EVERYTHING…
It’s kind of enough to make you insane in the membrane.
But then there are the offers that stand out – that wake you up in the middle of the night – make you consider how it could change your life – ones that get you so juiced up that you pull out the credit card before you finish reading the sales page.
How can you be sure what you are offering to the world makes people take notice – and CLICK the button?
And…is there a way to make sure your product and online offers are solid before they go out the door?
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A day doesn’t go by where I don’t get an email, a call from a friend, or see someone somewhere online asking about the timeline of a product launch.
What amps me up when I see inquiries like this is simple – launches are very public events and all you really need to do is WATCH what’s happening to understand the timeline. And .. understand that it’s not a simple 1, 2, 3 process… it’s usually a bunch of things happening all at once.
And if you were to watch you’d also see that the timeline for every single launch is slightly different – and thank god for that.
Instead of asking for a timeline to follow – start asking yourself, what elements do I need in place to pull off my launch?
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