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Join Barbara in Wonderful
Madison, Wisconsin at Grainger Hall
(Wisconsin School of Business)
for One or Three Special Events
Making
a Living Without a Job
Ready to leave
behind the 9-to-5 world and start building some-thing on your own? Don't
know where to start? Millions of Americans have already traded in their
corporate lifestyle for the satisfaction, freedom and creative challenge
of jobless earning. So can you. This seminar is for everyone who has dreamed
of being their own boss, as well as for those who are out of work, soon
to be out of work, or wishing they were out of work.
After "real"
jobs as a teacher, employment counselor and interior designer, Barbara
J. Winter decided to test her own ideas and strike out on her own. That
was in 1974 and she's been joyfully jobless ever since. She shares her
experience and passion with would-be self-bossers in this informative
seminar. Barbara will give you the basics you need to join the ranks of
the successfully self-employed.
You'll learn:
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Three important
techniques for success
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How to
recognize and manage the obstacles you'll face
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How to
develop multiple income channels
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How to
design a work life that's perfect for you
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How to
get started quickly with little or no money
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The best
ways to make a living without a job
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How to
find support and resources for building momentum
While the
conventional wisdom may still be telling you, "Get a job," this
class will show you new possibilities for working when you want, where
you want and how you want. Whether you want to make the transition from
employee to entrepreneur or create another source of income, don't miss
this one-of-a-kind seminar. Come prepared to be inspired and informed.
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I have
attended various seminars before on wealth, personal development, making
a fortune in real estate — this, that and the other thing. None
can compare to the three hours I spent with you.
~ Gail
M. Ferris |
Thursday, June 18
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Grainger Hall at Wisconsin School of Business
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$49 -
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OR Register for both Making a Living Without a Job AND Cheap Tricks
for only $77 -
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For more information, call 702/562-3386
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Cheap Tricks:
Marketing On A Shoestring
Very few people start a
business because they love marketing. And yet, without marketing it's
unlikely that a business will succeed. Whether you're a webmaster or
window washer, an artist or an accountant, you know that success is
dependent upon securing business and that attracting and retaining
clients and customers is fundamental to your future. That's what this
seminar is all about.
You'll learn:
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How to master
marketing fears and make marketing fun
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The essentials of
making your business stand out
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How to find clients
in off the beaten track ways
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How to generate
word of mouth endorsements
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Free and
inexpensive sources of promotion
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Skills that will
generate a growing customer base
Whether you own a
business that's ready for a makeover or you have just printed your first
business cards, this seminar will offer dozens of ideas that will help
your business stand out amidst the competition. Even if your marketing
budget is small (or non-existent) you'll come away with tried and tested
practical ideas that will transform your approach to marketing and boost
your confidence. It might even help you learn to love marketing!
Thursday, June 18
1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Grainger Hall at Wisconsin School of Business
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$49 -
Click Here to Register
OR Register for both Making a Living Without a Job AND Cheap Tricks
for only $77 -
Click Here to Register
For more information, call 702/562-3386
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What Would an
Entrepreneur Do?
Stop Thinking Like an Employee!
Move Forward in Your Business by
Unleashing Your Entrepreneurial Wisdom
Remember the good old days when you had a boss? And what about those
whiney co-workers? Skimpy vacations?
Aren’t you glad those times are over?
Whatever your reasons for starting your own business, you probably brought
something with you that you intended to leave behind, something that’s hindering
your progress. That unconscious baggage is Employee Thinking.
Most of us don’t even know we’ve got it—
which makes changing it mighty difficult. If you’re like most people, you’ve had
years of conditioning to think like a good employee—and almost no education
about how to think like an entrepreneur.
Unfortunately, many of the things that
make us Employee of the Month don’t translate at all in running our own
business. As Paul Hawken warns us, “Owning a business and working for
one are as different as chalk and cheese.”
The good news is you can learn
Entrepreneurial Thinking and put it to work building the business of
your dreams. While it does require effort, it’s easier than learning a
new language or Texas Hold ‘em.
Start discarding that unhelpful thinking
at What Would an Entrepreneur Do?, in a one-day workshop
headed up by Barbara Winter, entrepreneur, long-time author, and speaker
who teaches people how to be entrepreneurs and create the joyfully
jobless life.
Barbara will show you how to connect,
nurture and unleash the attitudes and thinking you need to make your
business soar.
You’ll learn:
• What makes entrepreneurs different
• How to recognize and eliminate
Employee Thinking
• Six power tools that smart
entrepreneurs use
• How to deal with an up and down
cash flow
• Why small is the new big
Then we’ll
put Entrepreneurial Wisdom to work…
In Part Two, you'll roll up your sleeves
and discover ways to:
• Expand our circle of influence
• Create tipping points
• See opportunities
• Generate more options
• Connect with entrepreneurial
thinkers
If you’re ready to be an entrepreneur who
makes your business an art form,
spend a day at What Would an
Entrepreneur Do and you’ll leave with dozens of ideas and techniques
for moving your business ahead while making a difference in the world.
Friday, June 19
9:30 AM-4:30 PM
Grainger Hall at Wisconsin School of Business
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$127 -
Click Here to Register
For more information, call 702/562-3386
Have Questions? Click Here or
Contact Barbara

I've learned that following
what you love magnifies your talent. You just have to have faith to invest
in it.
~ Leslie
Rector
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