3 practical tips for your business to thrive

Today, almost every second person is literally burning with the desire to become a successful entrepreneur. Is it really that simple? Without a good financial reserve, higher education and real ideas, you should not wait, as they say, for manna from heaven. However, do not rush to get upset! We will dispel any doubts about your abilities with the help of practical advice from American businesswoman Tori Johnson. So, write down or remember:

1. Be open to the world and new opportunities

When you start your own business, don't be afraid to share some thoughts and plans with others. After all, who knows, what if a future business partner is in front of you? In addition, additional connections and contacts are never superfluous.

Also, you should not worry that if you voice your best idea to the public, someone will definitely steal it. Of course, no one is immune from such cases. But as Tori Johnson herself says: “Relax. People are too busy with their own problems to steal your ideas.”

2. Working for a long time does not mean good

Agree, in any In business, it is very important not to overdo it. If you, being in a state of mild euphoria from a recent successful deal, are working hard 24 hours a day just to quickly reach your target heights, stop! We guarantee that after a few days at this pace, your productivity will be zero, which means you won’t be able to move mountains.

Don’t get hung up on stressful activities and make your work schedule as comfortable as possible. May you have enough time both for important things and for proper rest in between. This is the only way you will reach your goal as quickly as possible without losing inspiration and feeling great!

3. Measure seven times, spend once

By According to the famous American Tori Jones, at the beginning of her career she could not afford to rent a prestigious office and she had to work, believe it or not, at home. Yes, yes, in the corner of her room there was an inexpensive table, and on it - an ordinary computer and telephone. With the help of these simple gadgets, she successfully sold services to executives of top companies.

This story proves that it is not necessary to spend incredible amounts on unimportant things. It’s better to invest the money you receive in another promising project, and only then buy a fashionable leather chair and a gold-plated Parker pen.