KIMAROSE ZAMBIA

 In 2020, I reviewed over 325 business proposals for different individuals for free.  Of those 325 individuals, about 50% said thank you after I sent the business proposals review to their email. However, only 10 of those 325 individuals reached back out to me 2-3 months later to share how the business proposal review benefited them.  I now stay in touch frequently with those 10 individuals because I feel personally invested in their success! 😊 The part 2 of following up is much more difficult, but is guaranteed to set you apart from others, here’s why:  1️⃣ Most people forget. Life moves on and it’s difficult to remember following up on something from 3 months ago. You need to make a conscious effort.  2️⃣ Results take time. A thank you note within 24 hours of a conversation likely won’t cover the impact on your life because it takes time to see results from advice.  3️⃣ It portrays sincere gratitude: The fact that you remember a conversation from 3 month...

Want to make more money? Start solving people's problems. Lately I’ve been getting emails from readers with the following situation: “I’ve pinched every penny and slashed every expense. But I still can’t pay my bills. Help!” If I accept your premise — if you’ve slaughtered your expenses to the brink of extinction — then you don’t have a spending problem. You have an income problem. The best solution is to start a side business, also called a “hustle.” Here’s why. Five Ways to Earn More Money You have five choices when it comes to boosting your income: Get another J-O-B Flex your hustle muscle Score a raise at work Switch careers Create investment income I’ve ranked those five choices in order from “immediate” to “eventual” in terms of payoff. How to earn more money Today’s article is dedicated to people who need extra money immediately, so let’s focus on the two shortest-term options. The Dreaded J-O-B When most people need money, they search for a job. “Maybe I can get a job at th...

 Business Travel Saving Tips for Small Businesses  There’s no doubt that running a small business comes with a multitude of expenses. When you are required to travel to conduct business, expenses can balloon if not properly managed. Without proper management, such expenses can detrimentally affect your business. This guide gives six quick-saving tips for you to keep in mind when traveling for business. Tip 1 – Create and stick to a travel policy Prior to diving into other tips, it is vital that you set a travel policy for your small business. A good travel policy should outline the business travel guidelines for your employees (and you!) to follow. This should also list amounts for certain expenses, such as accommodations and dining. Tip 2 – Be smart when booking flights As the adage goes, the early businessman catches the cheaper flight. When considering business travel expenses, airfare is generally one of the larger costs. However, by being a bit savvy, a small business own...