High Performing Business – Strategy – Persistence
Michelle LaBrosse, CCPM, PMP, PMI-ACP, RYT
Persistence pays – when you learn how to run a successful business in any field, you can transfer what you’ve learned to other business ventures. Generating a viable income from your business pursuits is the first step. In Cheetah’s course Project Micro Green, you learn how to run viable business.
It took me fifteen years to become an overnight success. That was fifteen years where I tried one idea after another, learned, built up a business infrastructure, developed the capability and the capacity to run a thriving business. The skills I learned during those fifteen years helped keep my business thriving during the toughest economic climate of our times.
For the past several months, I’ve been creating a course that teaches business start up skills through the development of the capability to grow your own food year round (and sell it to others). What I learned during my 15 year trial and error period it was the ability at doing business that helped me create a thriving business – it didn’t really much matter what the business was. The skills to run a successful business – marketing, sales, production, delivery, customer service, risk management, accounting – these are pretty much the same regardless of what business you are in. This is one of the reasons I’ve been so excited about Project Micro Green course – as I designed it to help budding entrepreneurs create a viable business while also doing something to improve the health of their communities and families
What I’m even more thrilled about with Project Micro Green – it’s possible for someone who wants to set up a thriving business – do so for no start up costs. How is this? Well we set up a system for installment payments through Affirm. We set up Project Micro Green so that by following the course, you can have product you can sell (and we give you the tools to successfully sell the micro greens in your community) in a month. This enables you to pay the small monthly payments that are less than 15% of what you can make per month with the system. Yes you have to do the course work – you have to set up, grow, and learn how to distribute your micro greens in the course. Like with all of Cheetah’s courses, when you follow the course the way it’s designed, you are guaranteed success.
If you want to someday become an overnight success too, learn how to set up and run a successful business, Project Micro Green is a good place to start.
