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Personal Goals in Business - Seminar

By Cruncher
July 12, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 12, 2014

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Posted July 12, 2014

Continuing the Crunchers Accountants Business Seminar Series...

Title: 'Your Personal Goals in Business'

Speaker: Damion Viney

Venue: The Patch Function Room, 211 Lordship Lane, London SE22 8HA

Date: Monday 21st July 2014

Time: 7pm ? 8.30 pm

Cost: Free

Knowing what we want and need from our business is an incredibly important foundation for planning our business. Without this step in our planning we risk creating something that will never give us what we want and become trapped in an enterprise that does not work for us.

The seminar is an opportunity to look at some of the tools we can use to plan our needs and build a business from a foundation of what is important to us. Aligning these personal goals to our business goals can be incredibly powerful in driving the business forward.

Reaction from the recent seminar, 'Understanding your Accounts - the Basics', was generally highly favourable with feedback scoring overall value 8/10.

Comments included:

?The seminar was a useful reminder (and eye-opener)about the cost that some of the routine business tasks can carry in terms of opportunity lost ? I feel motivated to review my overall strategy for developing my business.?

?Very enjoyable and good for the mind. Active brain space.?

?Clear, concise'

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