A Feasibility Study and You: A Dynamic Duo

Written by June Campbell


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The Market

Who is your market? What isrepparttar demographic? Isrepparttar 106351 market strong? Is it growing? What challenges are facingrepparttar 106352 market? How will you reachrepparttar 106353 market? What arerepparttar 106354 costs involved in reaching this market?

The Competition

Who isrepparttar 106355 direct competition? Who isrepparttar 106356 indirect competition? How does your product compare to theirs? What is your unique selling point? Can your competitors readily duplicate your product or service? How are they likely to react when you enterrepparttar 106357 market?

(Note: Direct competition refers to companies providingrepparttar 106358 same or similar service. If you are offering yoga classes, for example, your direct competition will be other individuals or businesses that are offering similar classes within your geographic area. Indirect competition refers to other ways in which your potential customers can obtain a similar product or service. Yoga books and videotapes, yoga television shows, etc., as well as businesses offering classes such as Reiki, Shiatsu, Pilates, etc., are your indirect competitors.)

Budget What will it cost you to start your business? What will it cost to run it? Where willrepparttar 106359 money come from?

Satisfied withrepparttar 106360 results ofrepparttar 106361 study? Excellent. Now take that enthusiasm and commitment and set about creating your brand new business! You and your feasibility study are a dynamic duo!

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The Primary Purpose of Business

Written by Michael D. Pollock


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Apparently, Dr. Secretan is saying something many people are ready to hear. At least some pretty "heavy hitters" inrepparttar business world are ready to hear it.

Frankly, I wish I'd writtenrepparttar 106350 statement myself. Maybe you do as well. I'm willing to bet you've at least had similar thoughts at one time or another.

What gets inrepparttar 106351 way of us standing firmly in that possibility?

What stops us from actually aligning our actions withrepparttar 106352 idea thatrepparttar 106353 primary purpose of an organization is to help people evolve, express their creativity and contribute their life-source torepparttar 106354 greater good of all?

What gets inrepparttar 106355 way of us practicing "inspiration ofrepparttar 106356 soul?"



Michael D. Pollock is an Executive Success Coach. He works with business leaders, managers, executives and entrepreneurs to help them make a profound impact on the world while achieving a new level of success and fulfillment in their own lives. To learn how he can help you and/or your organization, visit his website at: http://www.michaeldpollock.com.


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