Staying upbeat when working alone
Staying upbeat has much to do with how you set up your business and the support structures you establish. Presenter Emma Grey shares her wealth of experience gained both in her own business and as a consultant working with corporate and Government clients. Topics covered include:
For many soloists, business has to fit in around other commitments and time is at a premium. Through enquiry and planning, clarifying priorities can become a routine.
Whether family, friends and neighbours, work colleagues or other distractions, safeguarding your headspace from others is an essential element of solo success.
If youโre forever getting to the end of the week having not accomplished what you expected, itโs time to take control and work your ideal week.
Easier than it may sound, all of us can develop a team of supporters to help us achieve our goals. Emma shows us how.
Presenter:ย Emma GreyEmma Grey is an author, director of the life-balance consultancy, WorkLifeBliss and co-founder of a fresh approach to self-development, โMy 15 Minutesโ. She writes for Flying Solo, MammaMia and others and runs workshops and courses online and at events around the country.
She is interviewed by Flying Soloโs, Robert Gerrish.
“Just wanted to say thank you – this has given me the kick & lift that I need as I am starting out my own business.” – Felicity M
โIt’s very heartening as well as motivating. Thanks again.” – Josh P
โThank you all, a lovely presentation!โ – Felicia L
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