There comes a time when playing it safe and being comfortable in your business doesn’t work any longer. You notice that things are not moving as they once were, you keep repeating the same things feeling stuck and unfulfilled. This is a great indication that you have to begin making critical changes in the way you manage your business.
PLANNING IS A KEY TO THE NEXT LEVEL SUCCESS IN YOUR BUSINESS AND TODAY I’M SHARING WITH YOU THE 5 KEY NEXT LEVEL ACTIVITIES.
- NEXT LEVEL THINKING
The next level in your business requires a new level of thinking. You have to remove the limitations from your mind so that you can break through the glass ceiling. There is this quote that I absolutely love that is fitting for this activity.
You can’t have a new level business with an old mindset.
Your reasoning, beliefs, planning and strategies need to change.
2. NEXT LEVEL INVESTING
The next level in your business requires a new level of investing. I remember when I just started my Coaching Business. I bought low cost resources and downloaded many free courses and workshops. The result was slow growth and I got information overload.
The moment I made the decision to increase the level of investments in my learning was when I went to my next level. The real shift came when I invested $15,000 to work with a coach that helped me put the right strategies in place to accelerate the growth of my business. The rest is history.
3. NEXT LEVEL NETWORKING
The next level in your business requires a new level of network. The circle of friends and colleagues you have now may not be equipped with the knowledge and experience needed to open doors for you. There are highly skilled entrepreneurs and mentors that have a vast rolodex of connections that can quickly put you into millionaire status, just by association. The saying goes, “Show me your friends and I’ll show you who you are.” I would say:
“Show me your network, and I’ll show you the level of your business.”
A good network will give you insight into new trends, opportunities and professional development.
4. NEXT LEVEL BRANDING
The next level in your business requires a new level of branding.
Gone are the days when visual elements are enough.
Your customers are seeking more focused messaging and a connection that speaks to them on a human level.
Telling stories and being more vulnerable are the new strategies that will take your audience attraction to the next level. Saying who you are and what you teach will not connect you with your clients on an emotional level. It goes as deep as sharing your past experiences (especially the ones that are not so happy) and sharing your proven steps to overcoming them.
5. NEXT LEVEL SELF-CARE
The next level in your business requires a new level of self-care. The next level self-care includes taking the necessary breaks to rest and rejuvenate yourself. After long hours and days of working, it is important to show yourself love.
You are the vehicle that is driving your business.
If you are healthy in mind and body, whatever you are doing will be of a higher quality and your clients will feel it.
I invite you to dress for the next level you are seeking.
This is a form of self-care that is rarely discussed. You can start by getting a quality outfit periodically. You are showing that you are ready for the next level in your business and personal life.
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Let’s create a plan to help you reach your business and personal goals from a space of true alignment and using world-class strategies.
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Love,
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
RENIA M. ORR IS AN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS STRATEGIST, SUCCESS COACH, SPEAKER, AND THE FOUNDER OF LDV ELITE. SHE IS A SPEAKER FOR FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES, APPEARS ON NBC TV AND OTHER TELEVISION PROGRAMMING, AND IS AN ACCOMPLISHED AUTHOR.
