How To Make Money
Lesson 20 from: FAST CLASS: Turn Your Talent Into a Business in 12 StepsBeate Chelette
How To Make Money
Lesson 20 from: FAST CLASS: Turn Your Talent Into a Business in 12 StepsBeate Chelette
Lessons
Class Introduction - Turn Your Talent in to Business
06:45 2Creating your Vision Statement
02:58 3Creating Your Mission Statement
02:44 4Types of Businesses
04:29 5What To Do with Your Idea
01:20 6Test Your Awesome Idea
09:31 7Competitive Research & Testing
06:21 8Creating Revenue Streams
02:17What’s Your Number?
06:23 10Funding Your Business
06:14 11Creating Customer Profiles
01:54 12Human Capital
02:17 13Organizational Structure
01:09 14Financial Responsibilities
02:32 15Legal Responsibilities
00:59 16Long-Term Growth Strategies
05:39 17Using Automation
01:28 18Your Creative Business Plan
01:47 19The Power of Your Story
01:20 20How To Make Money
01:43 21Marketing Strategies
00:25 22The Non-Sleazy Elevator Pitch
02:51 23Marketing Tips You Need To Know
03:43 24Thinking in the Long-Term
04:46 25Capturing Clients & Where To Start
03:13Lesson Info
How To Make Money
So I want to talk to you about the executive summary and in the creative business plan. The way I've sort of laid it out is that in the workbook we have all these fields where you write it all out and you can be a little bit more in depth and this business plan. And I want you to just walk away from this idea that the business plan that your business plan has to be like my business plan in my business plan, of course, was I'm gonna show this to you was pretty pretty extensive, but even back in the days, Look at this. I was already mind mapping. So on. This was a much, much thicker business plan, of course, but this went to the SP a this, you know, this guy funding that was backed by the government. So you don't necessarily have to do that. This business plan is your tool. So I want you to use that the accidental business plan, the accidental creative business plan, love it, and and the executive summary is sort of the the one or two liner that describes the whole paragraph you're doing...
in the workbooks. That's got one more time. So in the workbook, you have all the you know, all the fields that are you know, they're just a little bit mawr that you can fill out, And they're you know, they're there. They're everywhere. So you you right, all these things in the field and then when you have gone through the workbook, then you take your creative business plan and then you think about the executive summary. If I were to sum it up, how would I sum it up? So this issue quick, your quick reference with with just smaller fields. So that way you have an overview. And if somebody says, What's your business all about? You can you can give it to them.
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