Your Business: Hot Tips #6-#10 (Part 2 of 2) From Richard Branson

If you don’t already know who S. Richard Branson is, he’sballooned across the Atlantic; he’s signed the Sex Pistols, Janet Jackson, Boy George and all kinds of famous musicians; he has been knighted by the queen. His company Virgin is home to more than 350 companies, fromgyms, gambling houses and bridal boutiques to fleets of planes, trains andlimousines. He even owns his own island, Necker Island.Now, Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into spacetourism.

His company Virgin Galactic is slated to start carryingpassengers into the thermosphere in 2009, at a whopping $200,000 aticket, which is probably a good deal for space travel. Anyway, Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He’s pledged the next 10 years of profits from his transportation empire, an amount that’s expected to reach $3-billion, to the development of renewable alternatives to carbon fuels. His company has revenues of $25-billion a year. He has over 50,000 employees; he knows a lot of people, and knows a lot of stuff about running a business.

He offered the following 6 through 10 HOTTEST TIPS! (To view Tips #1-#5 - Checkout 'Your Business' Post dated November 1, 2008.)

6. You have to be a good delegator. You’ve got to try to find people who are better than yourself to delegate to. You’ve then got to stand back and give them a lot of freedom to make mistakes, as well as to make good things.

7. It’s important to realize that if working is 80 percent of your life, it should be fun. You can take certain aspects of business seriously, but once you’ve dealt with the safety issues the rest should be fun and can be fun.

8. As an entrepreneur, you’ve got to love a challenge and you’ve got to be willing to push the limits beyond what other people think is impossible. Never accept 'no' for an answer. A successful entrepreneur just loves to prove people wrong.


9. Get your brand on the map. Getting your brand or your company’s name out and about is absolutely critical, particularly if you’re a consumer-oriented brand. You have to be willing to use yourself, as well as your dollars you spend on advertising, to get your brand on the map. Often a good PR story is far more effective (and cheaper) than a full-page ad.

10. Have a “yes” mentality. You’re going to get so much more out of life if you just say yes at every opportunity.


Commit to applying at least one of these tips today in your business!


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Your Business: (Part 1) 5 of 10 Hottest Tips From Richard Branson!!

If you don’t already know who S. Richard Branson is, he’s
ballooned across the Atlantic; he’s signed the Sex Pistols, Janet Jackson, Boy George and all kinds of famous musicians; he has been knighted by the queen.


His company Virgin is home to more than 350 companies, from
gyms, gambling houses and bridal boutiques to fleets of planes, trains and
limousines. He even owns his own island, Necker Island.

Now, Richard Branson is moving onward and upward into space
tourism. His company Virgin Galactic is slated to start carrying
passengers into the thermosphere in 2009, at a whopping $200,000 a
ticket, which is probably a good deal for space travel.

Anyway, Branson also has a philanthropic streak. He’s pledged the
next 10 years of profits from his transportation empire, an amount that’s expected to reach $3-billion, to the development of renewable alternatives to carbon fuels.

His company has revenues of $25-billion a year. He has over 50,000 employees; he knows a lot of people, and knows a lot of stuff about running a business.


He offered the following 5 of 10 HOTTEST TIPS!

1. “Success is creating something that I can be proud of.” It is creating something that really makes a difference, that maybe shakes up whole industries and actually results in people’s lives never being quite the same again, and hopefully, for the better.
   


2. With wealth comes extreme responsibility. The problem with capitalism is that a few individuals become extremely wealthy. It's still the best model!
   


3. A Social Entrepreneur: Someone who uses their entrepreneurial skills to tackle social problems.
   
   (Branson spends 25% of his time on New Ventures; 25% on Marketing; 10% firefighting and 40% of his time tackling social issues)
   


4. Be extremely careful not to criticize people. Make sure you look for the best in people and lavish praise on people.
   
   (Branson has a genuine love for people! He remembers being praised by his parent at a very young age.)
   


5. The absolute key is being a good listener. Do something about the suggestions that your staff will tell you.
   
   (Branson suggested you take your staff out once a week to unwind. Listen carefully to what your staff tell you and make sure you have a notepad with you to take down all the suggestions. The key here is to take action on what was said the very next day.)
   

Hot TIPS #6-#10 Next Issue ~ November 15, 2008

Nada Adams is a Business Intuitive who brings razor sharp Clarity to empower clients in Maximizing Success & Fulfilling Goals with Peace and Balance.

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*Cut through the Fog and Eliminate blocks
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*And Experience Time & Financial Freedom