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TRAINING SKILLS ARE NOT ENOUGH

How good are your business skills?

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How good are your business skills? This is a question I had to ask myself many times, when I decided to start my own Training Business. I had a clear vision, mission and even a detailed business plan, including my Matrix Business plan. But nothing quite prepared me until I faced the ‘real world’ out there. Here are a few things I learnt about running a training business and some insights to think about in your own training business.

Seventeen years ago, I decided to quit my job in the corporate world to run my own business. I thought that with my experience of holding an executive position, negotiating and signing agreements with global business leaders, running the sales and marketing department of a billion-dollar business and leading a team of over 400 people, it would be a challenge I would easily manage. Boy was I wrong! Running your own business is a whole different game and requires a different set of skills, a different kind of thinking and a different level of courage and resilience.

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