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Brought to you by Taylor Fordyce Solicitors: If you’re looking for a career change, one industry that many people turn to is property development. One of the first questions you need to ask yourself is whether you’re going to buy properties to fix up and sell or retain them and find tenants. Both routes have their own advantages and disadvantages, and it’s important that you do your research to decide if they’re the right paths for you. It’s generally accepted that buy-to-let is more long-term with the potential to become the bulk of your earnings whereas selling is short-term and a great way to build up your credit.

And while I grated my way down each run, I sought solace in the metaphor of how being an entrepreneur is quite akin to skiing. Here are my four little know entrepreneurial lessons from the ski slopes: LESSON 1: On the steep bits, focus on 10m in front of you. And when they do, it’s like a graceful-one-move-plunge and back on their skis again. Terez Rijkenberg is a business coach, speaker, and marketing strategist with a passion for making it easy for anyone to build a remarkable business.

Not only do you need well-trained, skilled, and experienced staff to get the job done correctly, but you need employees that feel confident in what they do and want to work hard to achieve their own goals within the company. This is when employers can really step in and start to transform the morale and start providing ways for women to improve their confidence so they can reach their true potential, which is a win-win for the company and the female employee. Here’s a look at three ways employers can help to improve a woman’s confidence in the workplace: Make Sure the Lines of Communication are Always Open You can take it a step further and offer a program wherein it’s women mentoring women, such as the program available through Menttium.

Even for prospective customers who don’t buy your product online, they have probably visited your website at some point – often, it’s the first point of contact with a brand. According to some statistics, around 90% of website traffic DOESN’T convert into business for the website owner. While most website owners will understand funnels, UX, user journeys, and other basic terms, the rest is a specialist field that requires a communication expert just to understand. Whenever a finding is presented, it’s shown in plain text, so you don’t need to have a degree or lots of experience just to understand the required action.