by Shaleen Wohrnitz, General Manager, BrandBuildingSA
To all the Lionesses out there: Be careful out there...! Not because of a virus, but becoming smaller and smaller… This is the time when one should not cave in and stop creating - the exact opposite in fact. Promote more, increase your reach, gain more market share and run with your life and everything in it. Live your life to the full and show all those around you how to expand in spite of adversity!
There are those on this planet whose interest it is to have you small and controllable - don’t allow that to happen…! You might think that this is the end of everything – I have news: it’s the start! It’s the start of the next phase of your life.
If you’re working from home, stressing about your business, the best suggestion I have is to communicate far and wide. Don’t dwell on the negative. Take precautions of course, but don’t succumb to the bad news.
If you don’t have your Goals worked out, if you haven’t written them down, if you don’t know what they are, then it’s time to pull those socks up and get started on this process.
Once you have the goals nailed down, write down HOW you’re going to achieve this.
Use social media for good, for your success. Pics of your dogs and kids are great, but right now you need to put on that armour, dig deep for the courage and strength I know you have, and get your message out on social media. Let people know what you’re doing.
Virus or not, there is no time to get smaller either in self or business. Grab that courage and attack!!
I wish you all much success. I am available to talk or advise if needed.
Contact me via email at info@BrandBuildingSA.co.za or visit our website www.BrandBuildingSA.co.za
Shaleen Wohrnitz is a Business Owner and Business Consultant. She started BrandBuildingSA to use her extensive knowledge of business to assist other up and coming businesses. She was a Director on the Africa Foundation for Human Rights & Tolerance for 15 years, and used her knowledge of Human Rights to ensure that human rights education occurred in South Africa since 2003. Shaleen is currently a Director of the Legacy Foundation, through which she is inspiring artists, musicians and crafters to improve their skills and to cleverly market their products. She has embarked on social betterment projects for human rights education from Cape Town, South Africa to Lagos, Nigeria. Her passion is assisting others achieve their goals in life or business.