7 Steps to Starting Your Own Business

Available for Interviews: Geeta Nadkarni

Geeta Nadkarni is the founder of BabyGotBooked and ImpactWithInfluence and author of the new book, How to Live Your Vision: Manifest Your Dream Reality in Less Than 15 Minutes a Day. Here, readers can discover practices and nuggets of truth that have the power to transform the way they desire, dream, and receive.

What Geeta Nadkarni can say in an interview about
How to Start Your Own Business:

Among many things, the pandemic has taught us how to take more control over our health, our relationships, and our livelihood. If we’re not happy in our current job, we have the power to change that. If you have a dream of starting your own business, there has never been a better time to do so! Here are 7 steps that will help you make this a reality:

1) Do what you know. Pick something that you have a deep connection and knowledge of—not just the flavor of the moment.

2) Develop a sales mindset. Price should be based on value . . . you can get a bigger price tag. Your pricing is a reflection of your confidence in knowing that you can deliver the outcome. For most people, that pushes the number down. You need to figure out how to push it up.

3) Sell as an active service. Most people hate selling because they do it wrong.  Selling brings up every insecurity of . . . imposter syndrome, fear of rejection, a lack of self-trust, and other psychological fears. If you do not have a way of dealing with those fears and emotions, then you are going to be trapped and only attract the people who bring up those fears. You attract who you are.

4) Make sure your business model aligns with your goals. Many of the entrepreneurs I talk to want to make, say $50K a month but are selling a $29 ebook.  They need a strategy for creating X number of sales. Flip things around and focus on the biggest level of the sales funnel. “I help people to start and build their business—if we don’t spend time on the busy work and instead more on the biggest opportunities to sell something big.”

5) Don’t buy information. There are so many courses and videos out there that will show you the steps someone else took to build their business.  The problem is that none of this takes into account your fears, your personality, your value system, your skills, and what makes you YOU and what makes your ideal client them.

6) Invest in frameworks and support. Instead, work with a coach who can connect you to the deepest layers of your own wisdom and then give you a framework in which to build your business which is simple and therefore doable consistently.

7) Know your level of commitment. Ask yourself this core question, “If I try something and it doesn’t work, will I quit?” If the answer is yes, then you are not ready to start a business. Get yourself a job and get trained working with someone else who is building their business. If the answer is NO, then hire the best mentor and coach that you can afford and do whatever it takes to work with them.  And then, just as your price affects your confidence in your ability to create outcomes, so too does your investment reflect your commitment to building the investment you want.

 

Available for Interviews: Geeta Nadkarni

Geeta Nadkarni is an expert in the field of publicity, marketing, and helping small business owner to grow their businesses. She is also an award-winning journalist, national speaker, and is passionate about entrepreneurship and DIY business growth strategies.

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