As an entrepreneur—and a busy Mommy—any time that I can do one thing and get multiple results from it, I’m happy.
In fact, it’s my favorite thing to do and to teach my clients to do.
I hate to see people not leveraging their time, and it’s just so unnecessary, because the opportunities for one step yielding multiple wins are all around.
For example, the single action of attending a live event can energize you and your business in a ton of different ways, simultaneously. Just a few days at one live event can bring you:
1. Powerful networking. For example, at one of our events, you’re putting yourself right into the center of hundreds of heart-centered entrepreneurs from all over the world. With our other attendees you can co-promote, find joint venture partners, and mastermind. You can take them on as clients, get booked to speak through them, give and get referrals. Name a positive outcome from a chance meeting at an event, and it’s happened. The networking opportunities at events like ours are golden.
2. A vital retreat. Going to an event gets you out from behind your email, your clients, and (as we all need occasionally) your kids, giving you the evenings and breaks for deep self-contemplation or a much-needed night out on the town.
3. Extraordinary content. And then there’s what you actually went there to learn. For example, at our upcoming event, Speak-to- Sell Bootcamp, I personally walk you through putting together your Signature Talk and Irresistible Offer™ as well as showing you the exact business structure and steps I’ve used over the past six years to bring in $30 million in sales while creating a life of freedom and contribution.
4. A mini-vacation. If you’re smart, as a bonus, after the event, you’ll take an extra day for integration or a little fun, perhaps seeing a friend in the area you haven’t seen in awhile or checking out local sights.
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If you’d like to multiply your results and join us live at Speak-to- Sell Bootcamp October 20-22, 2016 in Las Vegas, there’s still time.