Damashi Peer Review – Careful With That Spelling!
I had a look at the Damashi site and, to tell the truth, I found it tacky, uninviting, and less than informative…
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I had a look at the Damashi site and, to tell the truth, I found it tacky, uninviting, and less than informative…
Well, autumn is almost upon us and with the onset of this season comes cleaner air and colourful outdoor scenery and, it is also prime season for trade shows. Sure, trade shows happen all throughout the year but, with many areas recognizing small business month/week, there is a greater opportunity for entrepreneurs to showcase their products or services to their target markets.
In studying resilience and the sweet uses of adversity, and listening to my coaching clients, I discover the same things over and over again. After a given point in time, the person acknowledges that a lot of good things have come from their adversities.
As small business owners, we often take on more than we can handle. Wearing all the hats running our businesses, as well as the other commitments we have (i.e. volunteer work, family, etc.), can sometimes leave us feeling overworked, frustrated, and stressed out.
There are many, many ways of marketing your business that don't have to cost an arm and a leg. They are all great ways of ensuring that your contacts are aware of what you do and whom you can help.
Recently, while providing an up-and-coming Virtual Assistant (VA) with some startup information, she asked me a very interesting question, "Why do you and other VA's join organizations?"