The Entrepreneur Consultant

02/02/2022

Join the Movement! lets gooooo!

01/13/2022

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01/01/2020

Happy New Year !!!
Everyone be safe and we will see you next year.
and as promised look for our new ebooks being released next week. will post links soon.

12/25/2019

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from The Entrepreneur Consultant.

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12/24/2019

Hey guys and gals! I need your help to get the word out about My new Page please "Like" If you Have not already and "Share" with your friends. I have some new Ebooks Coming out soon after the 1st of the year. So those who are interested let me know. They will be "FREE"
Thanks again for all the love and support you have shown.
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Whether your need is for the rapid turnaround of a company in crisis or for the re positioning of your successful business to expand your market opportunities,
The Entrepreneur Consultant provides timely, workable and affordable solutions.

12/19/2019

The Entrepreneur Consultant

About Me:
Innovator and entrepreneur with 20 years in business leadership. Experienced in all aspects of business formation, operation, finance, and management. Visionary product developer with deep education in research and analytics. Effective communicator and motivator who identifies and leverages assets in teammates to reach organizational goals. Relentless optimist who believes there is no failure, only feedback.
-Strong command of business and management principles as they pertain to development, resource allocation, production methods, and leading others. -Deep technical background in business analytics with experience using project management and user interface software. -Motivated team player with excellent public speaking ability and oral, written, and interpersonal communication. -Initiator and problem-solver using creativity, resourcefulness, and assets to break down and overcome organizational obstacles. -Lifelong learner committed to staying on top of the best current and emerging business practices, especially in an international context. -Attentive listener who is not afraid to incorporate the opinions of valued team members into policy and planning.
Direct all organizational operations, policies, and objectives to maximize productivity and returns.
Analyze complex scenarios and use creative problem-solving to turn challenges into profitable opportunities.
Interview, appoint, train, and assign responsibilities to department managers.
Monitor cost-effectiveness of operations and personnel using quantitative data, offering feedback and making cuts where necessary
Coordinate and approve budgets for product development, marketing, overhead, and growth.
Uncovered new clients and business opportunities.
Developed marketing content and sales scripts with strategic messaging.
Acquired 20,000 new customers within the first six months of consultancy.
Led training in sales best practices, product iteration, research and analytics, customer service, branding, and international considerations.
Assisted with development and implementation of new products.Increased annual sales by $2 million.
Conceptualized, researched, and built product prototypes to meet consumer needs and maximize profits.
Conducted market research on product iterations through qualitative studies and quantitative surveys.
Coordinated with marketing, operations, engineering, and research departments to unify product vision and strategy.

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12/18/2019

"Ready to start Living with the perks of being a entrepreneur instead of just surviving the daily grind of the corporate world?"

Choosing a career path in order to gain profit for the long haul is the most important reason why people opt for entrepreneurship. Maintaining a reliable source of income is the best and the most important way to create a stable job.

Keeping this in mind, being your own boss and having things in your control are what the majority of the people desire. To fulfil this need, entrepreneurs start their own business to control their career.

What are the perks of being your own boss you may ask?
Most people working in the corporate world are unable to fulfil their desires. Having the command and the authority over the kind of work you want to do is a perk most entrepreneurs enjoy in their everyday life.

The best aspect of being in the global marketplace as an entrepreneur is that you will harvest what you sow. This means that entrepreneurs benefit directly from their hard work.

Control and independence
The sole purpose of choosing entrepreneurship as a career path is to control your company, be an independent leader of your team and choose exactly what goes around in your workplace. Entrepreneurship provides entrepreneurs with the advantage of making the right decisions that will benefit them in the best possible way.

This is an excellent opportunity to be independent and mould your career the way that any entrepreneur may prefer.

Demand for innovative ideas
With such advanced technology and the increasing demands of the market for more innovative ideas in the corporate world shaped many individuals into aspiring entrepreneurs.

The sole purpose of providing the corporate world with more innovative ideas in hopes to gain profit led to the increase in new businesses. With maximum people involved in obtaining a respectable place in the corporate world, entrepreneurs became more and more creative by coming up with innovative ideas for the market.

Even though most entrepreneurs had the main purpose to benefit themselves and their business, however, it made a huge impact on the expansion of the corporate world as we know it today..

If your ready to start seeing the rewards from your labor but don’t know how to get started?
Send us a message we can give you the tools to start your dream so you too can reap what you sow.
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12/17/2019

"Entrepreneurs come in all shapes and sizes"

I’ve been writing a lot over the last week about entrepreneurship, focusing on how it is easier than many people think and how people should view getting involved in a startup as a viable alternative to getting into the job market, especially during college and in this economy. One of the most common responses to these posts have been “I’d love to start my own business, but I don’t know the first thing about technology” or “running a big technology startup is too hard and I don’t want to move to the coasts.” I want to clear up this common misconception.

There are all kinds of entrepreneurs. They come in all shapes and sizes and start all sorts of industries. I think everyone agrees that high flying Silicon Valley tech startups and cutting edge biotech companies are clearly founded by entrepreneurs, but there are so many more examples of entrepreneurship that many people overlook. Founders of small businesses like restaurants and the mom and pop store on the corner are entrepreneurs too. So are people who start non-profits, people who start bands, artists who sell their paintings and people who create Handmade custom products like my wife Sara. Self-employed consultants, programmers and graphic designers are all entrepreneurs. The examples are endless.

Jean-Baptiste Say, a French economist and the person who coined the word entrepreneur, which is usually translated as “Undertaker or Adventurer” I like his definition, but will add that an entrepreneur is someone who undertakes an enterprise, acting as an intermediary between buyer and seller and has to accept full responsibility for the endeavor’s success or failure. All of these endeavors fit this definition.

Whenever I talk about entrepreneurship, I’m referring to all of these different ways to be an entrepreneur. I think it’s critical for people who are thinking about starting something on their own to realize that they can be an entrepreneur and live the entrepreneurial lifestyle and dream without raising hundreds of thousands of dollars, and hiring huge amounts of employees. These other types of entrepreneurship are just as important, if not more important, than many of the big high tech, high visibility startups that you hear about in most newspapers. I think this distinction is really important and I try to convey that whenever I talk with potential entrepreneurs. “Entrepreneurs really do come in all shapes and sizes.”
Whats your next adventure?

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12/16/2019

Questions for Entrepreneurs
Embarking on the entrepreneurial career path to “being your own boss” is exciting. But along with all your research, make sure to do your homework about yourself and your situation.

A Few Questions to Ask Yourself:
Do I have the personality, temperament, and mindset of taking on the world on my own terms?
Do I have the required ambiance and resources to devote all my time to my venture?
Do I have an exit plan ready with a clearly defined timeline in case my venture does not work?
Do I have a concrete plan for next "x" number of months or will I face challenges midway due to family, financial or other commitments? Do I have a mitigation plan for those challenges?
Do I have the required network to seek help and advice as needed?
Have I identified and built bridges with experienced mentors to learn from their expertise?
Have I prepared the rough draft of a complete risk assessment, including dependencies on external factors?
Have I realistically assessed the potential of my offering and how it will figure in the existing market?
If my offering is going to replace an existing product in the market, how will my competitors react?
To keep my offering secure, will it make sense to get a patent? Do I have the capacity to wait that long?
Have I identified my target customer base for the initial phase? Do I have scalability plans ready for larger markets?
Have I identified sales and distribution channels?
Questions That Delve into External Factors:
Does my entrepreneurial venture meet local regulations and laws? If not feasible locally, can I and should I relocate to another region?
How long does it take to get the necessary license or permissions from concerned authorities? Can I survive that long?
Do I have a plan about getting the necessary resources and skilled employees, and have I made cost considerations for the same?
What are the tentative timelines for bringing the first prototype to market or for services to be operational?
Who are my primary customers?
Who are the funding sources I may need to approach to make this big? Is my venture good enough to convince potential stakeholders?
What technical infrastructure do I need?
Once the business is established, will I have sufficient funds to get resources and take it to the next level? Will other big firms copy my model and kill my operation?
These are all Things The Entrepreneur Consultant can help you determine. Risk Vs. Reward. We look at it all, So send us a message to learn more.
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12/13/2019

12/13/2019

Per "Facebooks" Request i have to make a post stating that the name of this page will be changing to "The Entrepreneur Consultant. Instead of my name Thank you for understanding.

12/12/2019

"CHANGE YOUR MINDSET" "CHANGE YOUR PAYCHECK"

" THE DEAL"

Step 1: D is for Definition
Divorce yourself from the idea of working yourself to death for a gold watch and a pat on the back.
Abandon the concept of retirement as a holy grail
Instead of absolute income (how much you make per year), focus on relative income (how much you make vs. your actual effort).
Spend 5 minutes to define your dream.
Spend 5 minutes defining the worst thing that could happen if you followed that dream.
Is the possible nightmare bad enough to abandon your dream?
Step 2: E is for Elimination
Make your to-do list for tomorrow before you finish today.
When you add an item to this list, ask yourself if you would view a day as productive if that’s the only thing on the list that you got done.
Then, when you start in the morning, just attack that list with vigor knowing that all of the stuff is worthwhile.
Stop all multitasking immediately.
This allows you to churn out the task way faster.
Force yourself to end your day at 4 PM or end your week on Thursday.
Learn to compress your productive time.
Go on a one week media fast.
Check email only twice a day.
Never, ever have a meeting without a clear agenda.
Don’t be afraid to hang up a “do not disturb” sign.
Step 3: A is for Automation
If you set up being a middleman appropriately, you can create a stream of passive income that permits you to make money with very little effort.
Step 4: L is for Liberation
Change your job so that you can work remotely.
Geographic arbitrage is a great way to enhance your relative income.
Time is the really valuable asset we have in our lives, not money