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| | Profiting from Passion: How to Define the Parts of Your Business You Truly Love Author: Val Cade Lee
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You know you're passionate about your speaking/training/consulting business, but some parts are draining. How can you discern which parts you have "juice" for and which you don't? How can you do more of the former and less of the latter without losing business? How can you know if the marketplace will buy what you want to do? And finally, how do you find and go after those who will pay you handsomely to do only the parts you are passionate about? Valerie will take you through her step-by-step process to tightly distinguish the parts of your business you love, and how to make the most profits from doing them.You will learn how to:
Identify the parts of your business that give you the most joy, and what to do about the other pieces Draft your blueprint to move to the next level, no matter where you are at Create clear, manageable focus in order to create value Determine what the marketplace values now, and how you fit in
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