Productive ways to grow your business and be profitable
Practical steps to help you stay productive and outperform your competition is to learn how to craft attainable goals, minimize distractions and maintain focus.
My mother took part in a start-up award ceremony. She won the Best Baker of the Year award. After the occasion, she shared with me some important ways that made her productive. One thing that struck me during the narration was her emphasis on being productive. She talked a little about making a profit, but emphasized more on methods by which you can grow your business.
Her narrative focused on learning the skills to be productive. This finally will pay off as profits as profits are by-products of productivity. She showed initiative in her business by making the right contacts and decisions. This turned her disadvantages into productive advantages. This also made her a desirable role model as she innovate successfully with good business philosophies in a productive enterprise.
Being productive should be your aspiration
Whether you are an entrepreneur, innovator, a corporate entity, or starting a new business, you should primarily focus on how to stay productive as your most important aspiration. This is because every entrepreneur, innovator, or corporate entity aims to make a profit, which is ultimately achieved through productivity as you grow your business.
Learn how to stay focus and productive to dominate your niche
Profit is the by-product of productivity. According to the Marxian theory, performing well in a capitalist economy depends on the rate of profit. When the rate of profit is high, capitalism is very prosperous. Business investment is high and unemployment also decreases. To establish a consistent rate of profit, however, both capitalists and start-ups must practice productive business ways to grow businesses in order to be productive. Here are my mother’s insights on how to grow your business to become productive.
What makes you tick?
What makes you tick is your entrepreneurial passion. It is only your passion that will sail throughout your dreams. A productive tick like a clockwork gives your niche an advantage.
Let your passion guide you in the choice of your business undertakings. Allow your passion and business values to drive you to achieve more in record time. Many entrepreneurs who have progressed speedily and dominated their niches have done so following their passion.
Give priority to what is ready
Prioritize on the resources you have at hand. As the saying goes: A bird in hand is better than two in the bush. Be diligent to harness your resources and assets if that is all you have to work with to grow your business.
Respect what you have and you could make history as you innovate with startup strategies and become different in your business style. Also prioritize on your goals. Do the first thing first. Learn from business insiders on legal and corporate steps you need continually. Determine your road to success and incorporate these steps into your daily activities as you use attainable goals to grow your business.
Focus
Focusing on your purpose, assets, work, brand and goals is no brainier. It is the only thing that will keep your passion sailing to do exploits. Remember that necessity is the mother of invention. Focusing on the needs of people will help you craft products and services to solve their daily needs. Then you could become profitable.
It is important to build a better work culture within your business network. When you unnecessarily compare yourself to others or desire to become what you cannot or do things at the wrong time, you take away the very will and desire to grow your business. You also deny yourself and your business fulfillment and accomplishments to become prosperous.
Your business life could become a standstill, or you will mark time as you wobble in circles. Failure could beset your joy and your predestined life success. But just like my mom, if you focus on staying productive to grow your business, you will show forth results of a multitude of successes if not become a candidate of prestigious awards.
With passion, prioritization, and the will to focus and succeed, you can grow your business and make it profitable!
Enoch Antwi
Enoch Antwi is the managing editor at The Business Frontal. He worked as a business and an environmental journalist in the late 1990s with the Business and Financial Times. His passion is to provide on-demand valuable information and insights on business, entrepreneurship, leadership, innovative technologies, and principles for corporate success in today's business world.