Cues For Business

Thank you for listening to season one. Here is a wrap-up of what we had learned over the past 8 episodes. Have a listen-out for season 2, where we have a fresh new format that includes interviewing business experts. May we inspire you further along your entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode you'll understand how to read customer cues. When you write a generic business vision, you write down what you want to do for your company. In a sentence or two, write down what you want to do this year. This will help you keep your work on track. One of the main things that a business has is a long-term plan and strategy that they follow. A business plan lays out what you want your business to be and where you want it to go in the future. If you don't have a vision for your business, it's likely that someone else will be in charge of how it looks as it grows. That might not be in your best interest. A well-thought-out and well-articulated business vision can be a powerful tool for making decisions and achieving goals by setting a goal, highlighting the values and culture of the company, and giving management feedback on whether they are on track or not, among other things. Vision statements are written statements about the goals, aspirations, and principles of a company.

This episode is all about identifying weak points and taking action where necessary. Business audits are done for quality assurance purposes, to keep an eye on and measure the performance of a business process. It is a way to figure out whether or not a business is going to be a success or a failure, and then make changes to improve it. A business audit that goes well can give you an objective look at your current operation, which will help you make better decisions for the future. It will also be a good starting point for a business's strategy, marketing plan, and operational goals, which will all be built on it. So, be smart and keep an eye on your finances, operations, compliance, information systems, personnel management, risk management, governance, and so on, and make plans for the future.

Systems are critical to making your team more productive. A system can be defined as a set of procedures, practises, or habits that is used in order to get specific results. For example, a sales system can help you identify the most qualified leads and close more deals. In this episode, you will get a broad understanding of these particular systems inside your business and the roles they play. Financial system (Accounts payable, Accounts receivable etc) 2. Accounting system (Purchasing and sales reports, Cost analysis, Sales reports etc) 3. HR system (Employees, Payroll, time tracking, etc) 4. Inventory management system (Stock management, Stock turnover etc) 5. Marketing system (Inquiry system, marketing plan etc)

In this episode, we'll teach you how to prepare for presentations, learn some simple presentation skills, and develop confidence with your presentation. We'll start by teaching you how to prepare for your presentation. You'll learn the steps that will help you plan your presentation, gather your materials and materials, and prepare your visual aids. Then, we'll move on to teaching you how to improve your presentation skills. In this section, we'll teach you how to deliver a powerful message, how to build rapport with your audience, and how to use body language and facial expressions to reinforce your points. Finally, we'll end this course by showing you how to evaluate your performance and make improvements. You'll also see an overview of the four most common presentation mistakes. In this course, you'll learn how to fine-tune your presentation skills and give presentations that command attention. Your presentation skills should be, but not limited to: - Building a strong pitch - How to be memorable -  Why body language matters - How to engage with your audience - How to make a lasting impression

Now that you have commenced your business vision board. Time to recognise your business values.  here is a list we prepared earlier: 1. What do you want to achieve in the future?  2. How do you want to be known in the future? 3. What are your values?  4. How do you want to treat your customers? 5. What are your ethical standards? 6. How do you want to develop yourself as a person? 7. What kind of atmosphere do you want to cultivate in your workplace? Stick around for episode 4, The Importance of Presentation Skills.

So why do you need a business vision board? - You need a short and simple vision statement that can be understood by any level of employee - Make sure your vision statement is not just about a goal, but also about the steps and actions you will take to achieve your goal. This means that you have to set milestones along the way. - Your vision statement should make your company stand out in the market. In order to do this, you need to think through the kind of company you want to be and why people should choose to work at your company over all the other companies. And remember - You should have a good vision statement. - It should be catchy and easy to remember - It should inspire and motivate your employees and customers. - It should be short and concise.

Welcome to Cues For Business Podcast, from where ever you are! In this episode, I'll be talking about why every startup should create a business vision- If you see it, you believe it, if you believe it, you can achieve it. - if you want to know how to become a better entrepreneur, you should listen to this podcast. Today you will learn: - if you don't have a business vision, it will kill your business before you even launch - you should write down the reason you started a business. If you do it, then you will find your passion and work on it day in and day out - people who believe in their dreams have success - we all have dreams, but only a few of us believe in them. You have to have a vision for yourself - if you can't figure out what your dream is, you need to start by doing a life audit - it is important to know your strengths and

Learn how to create a vision board to help you visualize your dream. This is the first episode of the Cues For Business Podcast.