Set yourself up for success in 2024 with a compelling vision, specific goals, and the building blocks that will get you there. Recording now available. Investment is £120.
but you lack the predictability of consistent high revenue and you want a strategic and systematic approach to help you simplify and scale to get the results you’re after
juggling marketing, sales, finance, operations – everything it takes to keep your business running – and you want to work less while earning more
working away at your computer without a supportive community to bounce ideas off and help you amplify your visibility as a respected authority in your space
Are you keen to set yourself up for success in 2024 with a comprehensive business strategy? In this two-hour virtual workshop, we’ll help you crystallise your vision, set specific goals, and build the foundations necessary to thrive in the coming year.
The ‘12-Month Business Blueprint’ workshop is your opportunity to gain clarity, focus, and direction for the next phase of your business journey. We’ll guide you through creating a compelling vision that will serve as your North Star, translating that vision into tangible goals, and mapping out the steps you’ll need to take to achieve those goals.
No more aimless wandering or leaving your success to chance! Join us in this immersive session to plan for your best year yet.
Join us for an interactive session that will bring clarity, confidence, and consistent growth to this next phase of your entrepreneurial journey.
Begin by creating a compelling vision for your business in 2024 that will guide your decisions and actions throughout the year
Identify specific and meaningful goals (including financial targets) that will keep you motivated and on track
Develop a practical plan that outlines the necessary steps and milestones to reach your business goals in the next year
Anticipate what obstacles you might face along the way and plan for how you will overcome them when you do
Walk away with a detailed to-do list that will guide you in implementing your strategic plan effectively and with confidence
BROUGHT TO YOU BY
Anna is the founder of One Step Outside.
Having followed the traditional path of success graduating top of her class and studying PPE at the University of Oxford, she left her corporate marketing role in 2013 and has been challenging conventional definitions of ‘success’ ever since.
As an experienced business strategist and a certified life coach, she brings a holistic approach with a balance of tangible strategies and frameworks alongside mindset work and positive psychology tools and techniques.
Anna will cheer you on as she boosts your confidence and encourages you to aim high while challenging your assumptions and pushing you to think differently.
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We only ever collect the information that we need in order to serve you.
Generally, this just means collecting your first name and email address that you enter, for example, when you request a resource, register for a webinar, or submit a message via a contact form.
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We keep our privacy policy under regular review. Initially created on 18th November 2016, it was last updated on 23rd May 2018 to be compliant with GDPR.
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