Business class

So instead of doing my homework which I should be doing right this second, I'm concentrating on other things, making tea, business cards and blogging. I'm better in a rush, class starts at 4.30, so i'll get down to it in a while.

This is what we have to do:

Homework:

• Completed IDA form (without supporting documents)
• Improved Elevator Speech
• Research the site www.filinginoregon.com :register if you need to.
• Weekly Budget of your Personal Expenses
• Read Chapter One
• Review the License Requirements handout.

We look forward to seeing you next Tuesday.

bill horton

consultant | bizfix

c | 503.515.2602

e | bizfix@comcast.net

l | www.linkedin.com/in/billhortonjr

t | http://twitter.com/billhortonjr

Oh, he's on Twitter, which reminds me to remind you, i'm on it now too - (or Twater as Charlie calls it) but I did one tweet yesterday and that wasn't even true, anyway twitter/twater me....infact i've just told everyone (all 4 followers) that I set up a business account yesterday at the Bank Of America, and I did, with Lulu, Nique's babe.

It was so so easy, I get my very own debit card (blue one) and hopefully i'll have money in it very very soon.

I took some sneaky shots of my class last week, when I really should have been listening and taking more notes.

It was very ermmm, interesting. Different. We had to do an elevator speech. A what? Yep, stand up and talk about YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS for one minute, don't thinnnk so, but of course, I'm a grown up, so I had to do it. It felt like I was ambused, which I was and I stumbled my way through 30 seconds of saying ummmm, arhhhhhh, I'm Sarah, from England and ermmmm i want to set up a business in vintage wedding dresses..ummm, i think...went completely bright red and sat down in a fluster. Failed.

After class I ambushed (turned it round this time) Kami - the lady leader of the class and told of my undying embarrassment of the elevator speech and also about my other business adventure - YO VINTAGE! that is sort of up and running. She advised me to focus on Yo and stop with this one for now, 'whatever you learn from Yo Vintage you can apply to your next business' she's right god damn it.

So i'm putting this (ATWAB) to bed for a bit, no more all things beautiful and more Yo for now. I really want to do vintage wedding dresses, but think the lady had a point. The whole reason am doing Yo Vintage is to fund this, so vision for next year bridal boutique, this year yo vintage online boutique (and mayyyybeeeee I can sell vintage weddding dresses online).