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Ask the Readers: What Should Virtual Entrepreneurs Embrace in the New Year?

Opportunity

With the dawn of the New Year comes a new set of plans for our businesses.

God knows I have a TON of projects planned for this year – which will obviously become more and more apparent to you guys as the year goes on.

For myself, these plans are usually made with my SWOT’s (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) in mind. As virtual entrepreneurs, we should take advantage of each of these to further build our business empires, both online and off. I take advantage of my business SWOT’s on any given day throughout the year, but I tend to do more so during the New Year – particularly the first month of the year.

Perhaps it’s because part of what the new year brings with it are things such as new enterprises, new services, new partnerships, or new products to be launched. And what naturally comes with these fresh outings, are things I can make the most out of.

So, following on from that insight, today’s VBL Discussion asks what is the foremost thing virtual business owners should take advantage of during the New Year. For me, it’s going to be capitalizing on the fantastic following that I amassed here on the VBL Blog last year.

Not necessarily to make money from (though it would be nice!), but more so to focus on growing the trend of virtual entrepreneurship and spreading the word, in general, of the Virtual Business Lifestyle and its CORE4 concepts.

Over to you guys!

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