simPRO is all about helping you manage your business and getting the best systems & processes in place to take control of your business to get it to deliver the results you want. Over the years we have worked with ActionCOACH International to provide insights to business practises & processes that can help. Now we have partnered with both ActionCOACH and Xero to provide you with access to an invitation only event presented by Brad Sugars, the founder of ActionCOACH.

Here are the details:

In February 2010 Brad will be returning to Australia for a 7 cities tour to explain exactly why “Business Is Booming”
• Establish your vision and drive to take your business to the next level.
• Walk away with an abundance of proven successful business strategies.
• Discover confidence in yourself and in your business.
• Learn the 5 most important metrics towards financial improvement.

This is a FREE by invitation only event, so don’t forget to book your seat!

To attend you must register with the ticket code at: www.businessisbooming.biz/register.php and use the ticket code “ACORN”
Whilst most business owners were worrying over the current financial crisis, Brad and his team at ActionCOACH have experienced an entirely different run of events. Month on month, year on year, since long before the so called recession began, Brad’s company ActionCOACH, as well as the clients they service experienced continual growth.
All business owners are looking for strategies to not just survive but how to thrive and massively expand.

This will be your only chance this year to learn the entrepreneurial secrets that took Brad Sugars from delivering newspapers at 13 to being a retired multimillionaire at 26.

Business is Booming
Brad has maintained his stance throughout the economic instability. “If you have the knowledge, skills and guidance you can turn the situation into a fantastic opportunity for your business.”

Brad is now one of Australia’s leading business guru’s and this is reflected in him being selected this month as a finalist for Chairman of the year at the International Business Awards, “The Stevies”. His business has also been featured by Entrepreneur magazine as one of the fastest growing businesses in the world for the past 6 years running.

Here are 5 reasons why you can not miss this event!
1. You’re working too many hours and pretty sure that if you left for a vacation or holiday, things wouldn’t operate anywhere near as effectively as they do now.
2. Have you created yourself a Job that makes you feel trapped, drowning with no rescue in sight? You need to fall in love with your business again, time for a re-injection of that vision and passion you had when you first started.
3. You’re ready to make a whole lot more profit … if you’re not making anywhere near enough money to justify the effort, risk and investment you’re making in the business … it’s time to turn that around!
4. You’re ready to build or develop a team of people that can grow the business whether you’re there or not. Recruiting, training and keeping the best people makes your life so much easier.
5. You need to have a vision and you need to think BIG. But do you know what is possible and realistic for you? How tall is your dream?

Here is what Brad has to say about “tough times for businesses”
“In perceived tough times, business owners have two options. They can either reduce their spending and wait for this economic winter to pass – not knowing how long it will take for spring to arrive – or they can come out of their holes, refocus on the opportunities that develop with every change, and invest in new knowledge and growth and seek the guidance of a coach to assist them.

If they choose the latter, they’ll be ready to pick up the crumbs when their competitors who didn’t adapt hit rock bottom.
Talks of recession or tough times for business owners is nothing except collusion with paranoia, when you focus on the negative – that’s what you get. It’s the law of attraction.

Our thoughts inform our actions and business owners need to make a decision that for them these are not tough times”

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