If you thought all of America’s best commandos were clearing caves of Afghanistan think again. We discovered two real-life commandos that are busy clearing boredom from corporate Christmas parties of America. That’s right, a U.S.Army Ranger and a retired Green Beret group commander, have made it their mission to make your corporation’s year-end event a “Total Victory”! They call themselves Christmas Commandos. They will add spirit, enthusiasm—and a big dose of Christmas cheer and humor—that will make your corporate Christmas party one that employees will talk about in year to come. At a time when most American corporations are nursing their wounds, counting their losses, and firing their accounting companies, a comic-laced, in-your-face, motivational year-end event has never been more welcome. Long ago, legendary Bob Hope used to take his USO variety show to soldiers abroad to raise their morale. The Christmas Commandos bring their own brand of variety entertainment and morale-raising to corporate armies of America. With army cadence singing, that involves audience, dance routines, hilarious comedy sketches, and surprises galore, Christmas Commandos expertly camouflage a heart-warming and motivating year-end message that makes their engaging presentation so much more than just entertainment. Their mission is not only to celebrate hard-fought business battles of past year, but to rally troops for missions in year ahead. Many companies want to do something a little different and break mold by introducing a fun and relaxed atmosphere to their Christmas party and other events. Event planners are realizing that events have not only become an important PR exercise to promote company itself, but also vital for in-house relationships and staff incentives. Those companies are now booking entertaining training like Christmas Commandos. “Christmas is perfect time for companies to give something back to employees as most organizations today realize that it's their people who make difference to company and not their products. Making employees feel appreciated is more important than ever!” - AP Irish Sentinel In genre of giving back with purpose and creativity, Christmas Commandos’ powerful production hits target like a guided missile. Their high-energy motivational message is seasonally themed and strategically designed to deliver a humor-filled payload that will impact both head and heart. The unique variety show format will beguile and charm audiences with characters from Seuss books, movies, and real life—which in turn deliver a seasonal message that’s sure to capture every heart in audience.

So far so good. Now it's time to do a feasibility study.

I can hear resistance already.

"A feasibility study, you say? Isn't it something that CEO's of Fortune 500 companies fiddle with? What does it mean to owner of a small or home business like me?"

Consider: A feasibility study is research that gives you preliminary information regarding your business idea's potential to succeed in marketplace.

It can mean difference between success and failure. There are plenty of business ideas. Some of them will work. Some will not. We know that every year, scores of new businesses flounder and fail, despite owner's hard work and enthusiasm. Sadly to say, one major reason for failure is entrepreneur's willingness to commit to a favored idea without researching feasibility of concept. The demons battled here are internal ones: Loving an idea doesn't mean it's going to be a success.

Smart entrepreneurs know importance of doing initial research before investing time and money in starting a new business, or in developing a full-scale business plan.

This gathering of information is feasibility study. It can be a complex, formal document used for attracting investors, or a simple page of notes to oneself. Regardless of which format you need, feasibility study should address following categories in detail: