WHAT TO DO

Business Computing Tips

By Karen Fainges

Sometimes the hardest part of any business is knowing what to focus on.
Everyone can do one thing well, but many of us tend to do a number of things
at once. As any mother will tell you, if you are doing ten thousand things
at once, nothing gets done really well. You need to focus.


How can you be sure what that one good thing is? Look back over the times
when you really felt great. When was the time you felt the greatest sense of
accomplishment? Then think about the times when those around you, especially
clients, have complimented you. If those two things match, bingo, that's the
area you should concentrate on.


But what if those aren't the things that bring the money in? Well figure out
a way it can. If it is artistic, maybe you can find a sponsor or obtain a
government grant. If it is organizing large events, maybe you can combine
with a few small business that would love the exposure but do not have the
organisational skills or patience. If it is helping others, sometimes you
just have to bite the bullet and ask for some handouts.

The main thing to remember is that if you excel in one area, you are mad if
you don't use it.


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Karen Fainges holds a Bachelor of Business, and a Grad. Dip. of Vocational
and Educational Training. A tutor for all ages, she specialises in helping
people get started on the long road to technology. "It has to be practical,
it has to be cheap, and it has to work."
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