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Never, They Make their own luck. You will find it out as you continue in your careers.
World Class Entrepreneurs are different.
They Show up more than other people, they ask more questions than other people, they take advantage of tools more often, they don't slack off in order to hang out and mess around with their friends, and they don't make excuses .
Don't ever think that Luck happens to other people. I want you to understand that there is a big difference from standing around waiting on things to happen rather than going out and making it happen.
You can tell when somebody is going to make it or not in life because you won't be the one who is making excuses like everybody else is. Those excuses add up in a career and you will find that those who are growing in their profession are the the ones who are constantly learning and making their own direction instead of sitting around waiting for it to be handed to you.
You will start making your own luck and it will be something tat you will be proud of. I don't simply want our courses to be taught, I want them to be experienced.
Start Ups are Such a Unique Part of the American Economy. We have Colleges All over the U.S. that for over 100 years have the taught us about the business plans and financial forecasts which are designed for large corporations. However, for Start Ups, most of that stuff just get's in the way in the first few years at least.
I can tell you that from personal experience. If you are a Start up Company, Instead of writing your business model first, spend a lot of time about your hypothesis first, just like when doing online niche marketing, the idea and target market is the most important part before you even need to start developing a product.
Make sure 100% it solves a need that people are having. If it doesn't solve a problem people are having, then you need to go back to the drawing board with your hypothesis.
If you are a business owner for startup, you will quickly realize that a company doesn't grow off of your crazy idea or your passion and drive, and it surely doesn't grow because of all the numbers on the spreadsheet you see on forecasts of your business plan. And it won't even grow just because you have passion for what you are selling or providing. You Have to solve a need for your customers bottom line.
One of the Courses that we offer here at YPN is called the Budding Entrepreneur. lol Hey we are still working on the naming conventions ok.....leave me alone :p This course provides insight into the key steps needed to build a successful startup. The main idea is learning how to rapidly develop and test ideas by gathering massive amounts of consumer data and marketplace feedback.
Often times Small businesses fail because they don't have these things hashed out before starting off.
The only problem is that It's been a bit since I've been back at these colleges sitting in classrooms with these students at night, so I'm starting to feel like an old man when I'm totally NOT! lol Well I told my members I was going to be there with them step-by-step so that's what I'm doing. :)
That video is a classic.......Well I told my members I was going to be there with them step-by-step so that's what I'm doing. :) As always, Please like, retweet, share our posts. The more likes and shares we get the more we get to help out Young Professionals Everywhere.
David J. Moore MBA
CEO Young Professionals Netowork - YPN Your Future is Today
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-If
you love both tech and marketing, check out Product Marketing Manager
roles—where you’ll manage new product releases and the internal
communications, messaging, and positioning that surround them.
While many companies want their Product Marketing Managers
based on-site to interact with other team members, you can have success working
for startups that are tight on space or companies that value virtual work. For
example, Santa Barbara-based cloud computing startup RightScale
offers many work-from-home positions—and is currently hiring a remote Product
Marketing Manager who can be based in California, Seattle, or Denver.
Product Marketing Managers typically work with software and
web-based products, so a passion for and experience in this world is ideal.
2. Marketing Copywriter
-Recently rated one of the best jobs in the marketing and
advertising industry, copywriting is an obvious choice for a work-from-home
gig. After all, the work you produce—including web copy, e-books, sales
materials, blogs, and articles—says far more than the hours you clock in an
office.
It isn’t difficult to find full-time work-from-home
copywriting positions for companies or marketing agencies on sites like FlexJobs; or, if
you’d like to freelance, check out Freelance Writing Jobs and Linkedin's Job Board.
You Should Have: Awesome writing skills is a given, but you should
also have a handle on SEO. Companies want writing that they know will get seen
on the web!
3. Marketing Analyst
-If you’re extremely detail-oriented and love crunching numbers,
this is a cool opportunity to do from home. In a position that requires you to
analyze data and turn it into brand or marketing strategy, a quiet,
uninterrupted work environment allows you to be more productive.
These types of roles vary in both scope and experience—for
example, United Health Group is hiring a Senior Marketing Research Analyst to perform
high-level research and make recommendations on that data, and an e-commerce
company is seeking a telecommuting SEO Analyst Assistant to perform SEO
research and data entry.
Depends on the role, but most likely a combination of analytical
skills and strategic thinking. And knowledge of SEO is a big bonus!
4. Content Strategist
-If you’re currently blogging, chances are you already understand
how content marketing works. So, why not use your expertise to show companies
how to be successful with the same methods? As a Content Strategist, you’ll
work with brands to determine what type of content they need based on their
goals—then, you’ll work to develop that strategy through campaigns, projects
and editorial calendars.
There are plenty of opportunities available for full-time and
contract roles, but I’ve also seen people have success pitching their skills to
businesses they want to work with. If you’re hired on a project basis and
deliver great results—that’s a great case for hiring you full-time. Make a list
of places you want to work, pitch them the idea, and learn from the process!
You Should Have: Proven success with blogging or content strategy.
5. Digital Marketing Consultant
-This is probably the most flexible role of all, and if you have
several years of experience and proven success in digital marketing, it could
be the ideal gig for you. As a bonus, consultants are generally paid well, as
companies rely on their expertise to take their company to the next level.
One option is working for a digital marketing firm, which are
often hired to analyze current digital marketing processes and policies,
provide thought leadership, and strategize with teams on improved performance.
Or, you can strike out on your own as a freelance consultant,
where you can choose exactly what types of work and clients you take on. This
can be a great fit if you’re looking to carve out an industry niche for
yourself—think social media for fashion and beauty clients or brand strategy
work for healthcare organizations.
You Should Have: Several years of experience, ideally deep
expertise in one or two specific set of skills.
Whatever
you do, whether it is working from home or physically give in an office, make
sure you give it 110%.This country was
not founded on the backs of people who are lazy….even though sometimes in
todays time it's sometimes hard to tell.:)
Need to have a willingness to learn and grow as well as bring expertise to the company. 
