BizCreatv
As a seasoned and savvy woman, you’re ready to elevate your passionate creative to become the thriving CEO of your unique business. You’ve been on this earth for a few decades, and you know a thing or two. You’re excited to put your skills, voice, and talents into the world in a bigger way. There’s a lot to learn, and one thing’s for sure: it’s time to declare yourself, your goals, and your impact a priority…
What's keeping you from building the business you love?
As a business professional, I’ve held many roles, from corporate manager to company founder, executive, and entrepreneur. The experience I enjoy most is when creativity is a focal point in my business and life. Like you, I spent years keeping my creative business ambitions under wraps, which led to feeling frustrated and unfulfilled. I learned that my unique combination of business and artful, imaginative skills elevates my clients’ experience—and it’s what I love doing.
What about you…
As a seasoned and savvy woman, you’ve taken care of everyone else; now is the time to make yourself a priority and build a business that excites you! Don’t let delay be the dead end to your dreams; you have all the skills you need to start today.
Create a healthy mindset that magnifies your momentum, uncovers new ways of thinking, and makes quality decisions. Cultivate the tools and resources to streamline your business so you can focus on what you do best. Connect with your best customers - this is where the magic happens! Impact the lives of others with your skills and talents. This is one of the most fulfilling aspects of building your unique business.
Take the next step; build a business that excites you - Apply to the Creatv Catalyst.
step out and refresh your routine of client connections
Magnify Your Momentum. This is a fabulous season to refresh your routines and get back out, connecting with potential customers. In my outreach, I play the long game. I do the work up front to research and find common ground with people I wish to meet and engage in business. My goal is to be informed and organized when speaking to professionals. Have you explored what’s happening at your future client’s business? What do you have in common with your contact? What questions will you ask in your first meeting? Has your research uncovered areas where your product or service can add value to them? Knowing these answers allows you to enter a first-time meeting with confidence and calm. It’s not a guarantee someone will buy that day. However, it raises the odds that you’ll leave a lasting positive impression, as someone thorough and genuine, with whom they’d like to do business in the future.