
When you are thinking of starting a new business idea, or a new project the world is fun, exciting and very, very busy.
One of the mistakes that people make is to get started before they are really ready. They don’t have their plan worked out to minimise their risks, they don’t know how to sell and they don’t have a true idea of what systems and procedure they will need to make things work.
We have put together a set of simple and relatively inexpensive tools and offers which Start-ups can choose to use to help them get off to a great start.
Planning will give visibility of what is needed.
Selling skills will help with getting the order.
Mentoring will help with ironing out the bugs in the business as they arise.
Mentoring – Getting Started (Feasibility Study, Research and Planning)
Mentoring – Selling (B2B Selling skills)
Mentoring – Staying on track (Group mentoring support)
Starting and growing a business is a huge task. It requires much effort and focus. Usually what happens, we start and then find that there are things which are needed, but we do not know how to do. So, we have to either learn that thing ourselves (which saves money, but takes longer), or we find someone who can help us (which is quicker, but costs money).
The Group mentoring is aimed at supporting the self-help route. Learn what is needed, what other people in similar positions do, and therefore what you might do yourself.
Look at our Group Mentoring for SMEs Program for more.