Life Design for Business Owners - Build the right business for you, right from the start

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FREE 90 Minute: Life Design for Business Owners Micro Workshop

Life Design for Business Owners is an "Entrepreneur First" approach to designing businesses. It works in any business of any size, in any industry.

It does not matter if you are planning to start, just started or have been going for years.

What you will get:

• The 3 BUILDING BLOCKS for designing the right business for you so that you have more money, time and control to live a healthier, wealthier and happier life.
• The 3 STEPS to finding the right business for you so that you have clarity, control and a clear plan moving forward. 
• The 6 REASONS why most entrepreneurs build the wrong businesses so that you can easily avoid it, reducing risk, your cost of failure and time to success.

Bring the following

• Pen and notebook/paper to make a note of all the tips and tricks you will receive
• Questions specific to your situation
• Pay for your own coffee

More About Your Guide: Willem Gous

Based in South Africa, I have been an entrepreneur for more than 20 years of entrepreneurial experience, I have learnt what works and what does not the hard way. Active in the South African online industry for more than 23 years, knowing how technology plays a more prominent role in business.

My experience ranges from manufacturing, corporate sales, channel management, commercial property, consulting and more. I have worked with customers in Australia, Egypt, U.K., Canada and more.

I hold a Master’s Degree in Information Systems Management; during my dissertation, I focused on business innovation and wrote a book about it.

Startup mentorship

I was the head business mentor on the IBM Startup Bootcamp, helping growing businesses leverage new technology to grow and scale faster.

Advisory Boards

I serve on the international advisory boards of Customer Experience World, a global event held in the UK, Europe and Africa.

Steering Group of the Entrepreneurship and Social Enterprise of the University of Liverpool Management School.

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