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New Resource – Women’s Information Network

Wednesday, September 16th, 2009

Have you ever been so excited you wanted to share your good news with everyone you know?

I found something incredible and want to share it with you. In fact, I got so excited I became a Show Host for a new, amazing, online/offline Community created especially for women.

win logo 300dpiIt’s The Women’s Information Network (The WIN) “The Online Home for All Women, All Ages”. It will be the Premier Media and Social Network for Women ~ www.TheWINonline.com.

My show is called The BizMom Show and will feature (you guessed it!) organizing SMARTcuts(TM) to help busy moms integrate their personal life with their business and still keep some sanity!

The WIN will have hundreds of audio/video shows presented by experts, well-written articles, safe social networking, The WIN Store, offline Conferences and Retreats, and much, much more! Check it out at www.TheWINonline.com. These are women helping women (some amazing men are involved, too!). We help participants:

• Get Solutions Enjoy hundreds of online audio/video shows and articles
• Share Ideas Comment in forums, conversation boards, webinars
• Really Connect Participate in conferences, retreats, expos, charity work

If you are in or around Salt Lake City, I’d like to invite you to attend The WIN’s Launch Event on Saturday, Sept 26th. Here’s the information:

Cost? Free!
When? Saturday, Sept 26, from 2:00pm until 5:30pm ~ socializing at 1:30pm
Where? Auditorium, Salt Lake Community College, Larry Miller Campus
9750 South 300 West, Sandy, UT 84070

You’ll enjoy inspiring presentations and entertainment, and you’ll receive a gift bag with Founder Paula Fellingham’s book “Believe It! Become It!”, chocolate, and much more! We’ll be celebrating the Launch of The WIN and we’ll have tons of FUN! So bring your sister, friend, mom, daughter ~ all women are invited ~ and enjoy a wonderful afternoon with us. You’ll be so glad you came!!

There are only 300 seats in the Auditorium, so REGISTER (Free!) NOW at www.TheWINonline.com/events. Call 866. GO WOMEN (469.6636) with questions.

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National Association of Entrepreneur Moms’ Success Summit

Thursday, September 10th, 2009

Join me in California in October!

Re-energize your life! Renew your spirit! Revitalize your business!
Join today’s leading entrepreneurs at the NAOEM, National Association of Entrepreneur Moms, 1st Annual Success Summit October 16-17th in Los Angeles, California. This event offers internationally recognized speakers (including yours truely) and essential topics for women at any stage in their business. Visit http://tinyurl.com/n6ejb4 today to learn more and take that bold leap forward for you and your business.

Save $$! Early Bird price for Success Summit through Sept 10th- PLUS bonus VIP Reception! http://tinyurl.com/n6ejb4

Give yourself the gift of two days! Two days of information to grow your business! Two days of amazing speakers offering you the tools to easily integrate your business and family life! Two days to celebrate your successes of 2009 and create success goals for 2010! Two days of inspiration for your mind, body, spirit and business! Join me on October 16 & 17th at the beautiful waterfront Portofino Hotel and Yacht Club in Redondo Beach CA for Success Summit 2009, presented by the National Association of Entrepreneur Moms! Visit http://tinyurl.com/n6ejb4
for all the details.

Develop a complete plan for 2010! Find out how! http://tinyurl.com/n6ejb4

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Organize Your Office Administration- Time Saver #6

Monday, July 27th, 2009

Most BusinessMoms spend too much time doing the admin themselves. The best way to minimize this is to take small bursts of time to write out the directions for these repetitive tasks such as bill paying, filing, correspondence, so that you can train someone else to do them. Don’t just DO IT once. Write it DOWN (or better yet if you hire a pro have them document their actions).

44 Quick Ref BkNow when you have to replace your help, you will save costly training time. Just give them the “Office Operations Guide”. It won’t be perfect at first, but it will be a shorter route to success.

Begin by listing what you want to have help doing. Are there certain skills required? Being specific about your needs will assure that you get the right person for the job- neither under or over qualified.

Consider your options for helpers. Especially look for ways you can hire your children do to minor tasks. This is an excellent tax advantage since you can pay them and then let them buy their own clothes, pocket money, etc. Talk to your tax professional about this option.

Next line of support may be your neighborhood or community (church) teens. Check the local high school for students in work/study programs. See if there are any interns available in your community or even scouts needing service hours. Be creative! I’ve hired 5th graders to stamp catalogs, prepare mailings, copy/collate/shred papers (and even unload the dishwasher and fold laundry). These little tasks can eat up hours of your week.

Do you know a stay-at-home mom who would like to earn some extra income for a few hours a week while her kids are at school? Part time work may be all you need to stay ahead of the power curve.

Finally, consider hiring a Virtual Assistant for more complicated tasks. Talk to other business owners you may know and ask for referrals. If their VA is not accepting new clients as them who they might recommend. I’ve also found good resources using http://Elance.com You list your job and their members will send you reference and bids.

When it comes to finding help, it literally pays to “think outside the box” and be your totally creative self!

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Organize Your Business Presentations- Time Saver #5

Friday, July 24th, 2009

Most businesses have some aspect of live presentations. Maybe you demonstrate products, do public speaking or attend networking events.

By pre-packing the supplies you need you’ll arrive looking cool, calm and collected…which isn’t always easy for a BusinessMom. Make a checklist to assure that you arrive with everything you need. Ultimately you can even have someone else refill and repack your supplies.

21 paperworkAs a Manager/Director in direct sales companies I often traveled to train my unit/group members. I kept a container packed with all the tools and handouts I needed which eliminated having to think and gather things repeatedly.

If there is something that needs to be replenished after each trip I mark down the quantity I want to keep packed so my restocking is practically brainless.

If your presentation is virtual (such as tele-seminars) you can make some templates or outlines so all your call information and notes are consistently organized and handy. Have your signature program written out and on file so all you have to do is pull it out and present your program. I’ve recently made an information packet for my host which includes my bio, stage introduction, photo, questions (if for an interview), affiliate information, and publicity announcements, social networking posts, etc.

These are business events that are always repeated so why not get them organized to make them simplified. It’s going to save you hours you can spend growing your business or taking your kids to the park!

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Organize Your Products for Easy Delivery- Time Saver #4

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009

Whether you deliver a physical product or a virtual product analyze how you can streamline that procedure (and ultimately delegate or out source it).

44 Shipping DeskFor direct sales create a central location for your products to be accessible and packaged for delivery in one location. If your products are small (such as cosmetics, vitamins, art supplies) be sure your shelving is narrow and shelves are close together to save space. This means that store bought shelving may not be the best investment. Using containers to group small items will also control the chaos.

Small products may also require shipping. If so, set up a convenient station with all your needed supplies so you save time from running all over the house to mail one little order.

If your products are bulky consider large bins or laundry baskets to make organizing and transport easier (Tupperware, Pampered Chef, Toys). These products may also be stored in a garage if they do not require temperature control.

More on this in “your office. simplified.” e-guide and audios available at http://businessmommentor.com/office-simplified.php .

If your product is virtual such as E-Books, Tele-seminars, Audio or Video recordings then use auto responders to deliver. This method is not only more cost efficient, but it reduces clutter in your customer’s space as well!

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