Today was my first session of the All Things Women radio show on Twin Cities FM Radio, Perth, Western Australia.
It was so exciting, because I am now the official Radio Announcer for the time slot 9-12 on a Thursday morning.
It is also exciting because now I can finally launch into my style of presenting. I've already lined up a cast of women to be interviewed over the coming months and I'm really starting to see the show take shape.
There was so much valuable information shared yesterday on the program. The focus of the morning was "Women in Business" and we asked the question, "If you were giving someone starting a new business advice, what one piece of advice would you give them?"
I thought I'd share some of the responses here so that my readers could appreciate the great wisdom that came out of my Twitter friends (a special thanks to you all that contributed!).
The Fitness Guy says… Make sure you believe in what you are doing and be willing to take the time to plan. Does it make you smile?Make sure you believe in what you are doing and be willing to take the time to plan. Does it make you smile?
The Fitness Guy also says… Here's another piece of advise...Join groups and/or get coaches that are successful at what you want to do. Huge impact!
Amit from Vienna…. Keep the faith in yourself above all else
Janet Beckers from NSW says… Outsource earlier than you think you can then spend the free time on marketing & product development & more marketing & more marketing
Jim Yiapanis from Melbourne … Know your strengths, know your weaknesses and establish your support network
Tessa from Singleton Hi Hayley,my advice: Be optimistic.A disaster can be useful-if you learn from it! Be creative with resources. Looking forward to your show Hi Hayley,my advice: Be optimistic. A disaster can be useful-if you learn from it! Be creative with resources.
Peter Fletcher from Burswood Do something that you'd do even if you weren't being paid.
Kay Ballard The truth? Have lots of cash and don't expect people to be charmed that you are boot strapping! LOL
Essentially, “boot strapping” means self-financed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootstrapping
Henry Harris from Maryland in the US - Good morning, in starting a business, keep the business a separate entity. I carried the credit personally and now it shows.
CrozfromOz I couldn't wait for success so I went ahead anyway
Jennifer Givler from East Fallowfield, Pasadona in the US says… Be clear about WHO you help and HOW you help.
Patricia Rossi, Protocol Coach from the USA says…Get Mentored By Leaders That have Been in the Biz You Are Getting Ready to Go INTO. Ask about Their Highs&Lows Surprises Good&Bad.
Danalynbyers says I suggest taking the time to complete a business plan to review monthly so the new venture doens't go off track.
Teresa Morrow from St Peter’sburgh Florida Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
Lee Amon 1)Make sure you have the resources to get through hard times, 2)have a plan. 3)Do one thing really well
Yogesh Goel from India says…Have lots of persevereance & patience & committment & punctuality. what else do u need.
Jude from UK Make sure you're passionate about your company and your products/service
Thursday, March 5, 2009
First Segment - Had a Blast!!!
Posted by Hayley Solich (aka WomenCan & The I Can Woman) at 7:32 AM
Labels: All Things Women, Business Advice
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