Are you stuck in your abilities?

I recently read an article from Diana Ennen, a top-echelon virtual assistant, where she speaks about just that.

Diana says: ” It’s important for your business to decide what areas you are exceptionally good at and do more with that. “

I agree wholeheartedly, with just a few comments to add.

1. Don’t lock yourself into just one niche. Keep your mind open to all kinds of new technology.
2. The internet and all that is associated with it is consistently changing. Change with it.
3. Find multi-niche markets. Social media doesn’t just mean Facebook, there are so many other aspects of social media. Amazon or Goodreads for authors or SoundCloud for musicians.
4. Go with the flow. If I were still doing what I started out doing 10+ years ago, well, I wouldn’t be in business.
5. Set goals. Every year I set a goal for myself in my business. This year I want to learn more coding so I can start to build WordPress websites. Last year, it was to offering a webinar series for authors. I am working on the goal for this year and I did attain the goal I set of myself last year!

So, make a list and do it in pencil as you will need to erase some of those items as you grow in your business.