Survey Says: Future Topics In Leadership and Small Business

survey Aug 13, 2018

Throughout 2017 and 2018, I’ve made a point of asking the hundreds of women I’ve interviewed about the challenges they’ve faced or are up against at that moment. Below are many of the top tier topics that come up again and again – giving us all proof that we have some challenges and barriers in common. Take a look at the top concerns affecting women in our alliance. We’ll be integrating and addressing these together, in our circles, outings and programs.

Future Topics: Willpower Circles
• Turn that barrier into a benefit
• Managing time as a resource – like a pro
• Take an idea into reality
• We are enough! Address limiting beliefs and remove the negative
• Identify your non-financial value and help others see it too
• Finding balance in work, family and self care
• Public Speaking 101: tricks to help ease the #1 fear
• Stepping into your next phase with grace and strength
• Owning your finances and knowing your value

Future Topics: Small Business Circles
• How to take test a concept for a business without breaking the bank
• Managing the rapid learning curve of owning or managing a new small business
• How to price your services and stay competitive
• Creating relationships that last
• How to manage time and resources
• Sales, reaching decision makers and using technology efficiency
• Best practices in funding – personally and professionally
• Avoiding stagnation and staying competitive in a quickly changing marketplace
• Cultivating a workforce, operational structure and culture that can thrive!
• Succession planning and exit strategy. Less than 10% of business owners successfully exit a business according to a strategy.

Future Topics: Leadership Development Circles
• Keeping up with trends in technology.
• Organizational structures and skills in management that support you and your team
• How to stay competitive as a job seeker and as a leader
• Setting and managing strategic initiatives that work
• Working with and gaining access to decision makers
• Are you properly budgeted/financed?
• Designing a team (internal, external, executives and middle level) that has your back
• Knowing who does not have your back and how to counter them
• Cultivating a workforce, operational system and culture that can thrive

A book that has been deeply influential as I have developed Women Willpower, Thinking In Bets, was written by a powerful woman on the poker playing scene. Annie Duke is the only woman to win the WSOP Tournament of Champions and the NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship. She is now a corporate speaker and consultant on decision making strategy merging her poker experience and her graduate-level research in psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. By the way the link above is an affiliate link, which means Women Willpower will earn a commission if you do end up purchasing the book. It’s at no extra cost to you and please if you have any questions related to this product please let us know and we’ll be happy to answer them for you.

– Angeline May

If you’d like a quick summary about how this book can help you and what it’s like, click here for a great interview that marketing guru Seth Godin conducted with Annie Duke.

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