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| Teleclasses for the Joyfully Jobless
Sign up for both teleclasses for $55!
I Hate Marketing! 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 teleclass is all about. You’ll learn:
Whether you own a business that’s ready for a makeover or you have just printed your first business cards, this teleclass 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. This teleclass might even help you learn to love marketing! The cost for
this teleclass is $34. Click here to sign up for both teleclasses for $55!
Beyond
the $100 Hour Learning to generate cash flow is, of course, an essential ingredient for making a living without a job. It requires leaving behind the single paycheck mentality and moving into the exciting world of multiple profit centers. In this teleclass we’ll explore ideas to help you develop a healthier relationship with the money aspect of your entrepreneurial life and develop a relaxed and confident approach to creating a steady cash flow. This is not a Make Big Money Fast approach, but a thoughtful exploration of incremental growth. You’ll learn:
If you’re ready to have everyday be payday, this teleclass is for you. You’ll leave with dozens of ideas you can put to work for you immediately. The cost for this teleclass is $34. Register Online Now! Click here to sign up for both teleclasses for $55!
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