Female entrepreneurs own or run a new business, have registered a new company, or seek growth capital.
The challenges women in business meet

Even though there is an increase in women in business, the challenges and inconveniences they face must be addressed. Some women keep away from their families as there is always denying and conclusion that they will never succeed and have been taken as a joke, so they also keep women away as they do not want to put them in prison. Some women work extremely hard and are forced to keep away from their families as they laugh at them, and if they achieve success, they will try to take control of the business.

A woman works hard because she wants to succeed. In some cases, even her partner will keep ignoring her all the time, but make sure that she looks after her when she finishes her work in her business. This does not happen everywhere, but in some cultures, this behavior from the people around is quite normal. Safely, she is determined to keep going with everything and has a strong mindset. If not, she can lose everything in one go. I always appreciate their determination and how much they go through being undermined. They become more robust, develop a solid mindset to maintain patience, and work harder than ever to achieve success because they believe in the saying, “Success is the biggest revenge.” It may be why most women entrepreneurs see success and keep developing their businesses.
Women go into business due to lack of income.?

This is a short story of many women that I have seen in my life. The story includes me, too. At the start, women depend on the man’s income to live their lives, but as time passes, they discover that the man cannot bring in more income to live a happier life. Besides, they will need more money to give them a reasonable life when they have kids. So the woman decides to go into employment to bring in some additional income, but more of them start searching for something they can do from home. When they begin like this, it brings a pretty good income, and after a while, when they do it from home, it starts to grow as the women do not have many expenses and pay off. Then, it comes to a stage where it expands beyond the limit and decides to move that business to a different location. Then, it gets a name that incurs many expenses but can afford to pay all that. So, this business started with the woman growing into a big company. This is one of the reasons that I went into the industry.
When a partner leaves, the woman starts a business.

The man leaves his wife for many reasons, and the woman is left with kids, so she decides to start a business from home because she can do it when the kids are in school or nursery. She works self-employed and finds something that she can do at any time. It is a crucial factor for her because she has too many responsibilities. They do Google searches to find something that suits them and make money. They might start something with no passion, but it reaches a stage where they will get used to it because of the urgent need for time and money. It eventually becomes a side business as time goes on, and the kids grow and become responsible and start to help their mother. So, with all that, she becomes successful in what she does because of her emotional attachment and the necessity to make money. This way, the widowed women try to become successful in their business.
I am a mature woman and an entrepreneur, regardless of my health. I work hard to achieve success, and I love every part of my business that I do. I always ignore the underrates that reach me. It might hurt me for a minute, and I will forget it the next minute. I carry on with my responsibilities in my business. One of the reasons women become successful may be their patience and emotional attachment, so I am also staying in my business for the same. I cannot forget the abuse that I got from my close ones two years ago. It affected me for a year, but I kept my patience but the fear and lost my confidence. Then, I tried my best to get out of it, and I am firm and happy to work harder than before. I could be more exceptional in this. Most women must have experienced this type of behavior from a close one. When a woman starts a business, it is usual to come across much criticism and disbelief in you, but stronger women will learn to ignore all that and get on with what she does regularly.

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Name: Vathani Ariyam

Qualifications:

GCE (ord.level)

Passed eight subjects

GCE (Adv. Level)

Passed two subjects

C.I.M.A. Qualification Passed four parts out of the five parts.

The projects that I have now from July 2015 to date are as follows.

• Written 172 eBooks and published on Kindle; the topics are Business and Accounting, self-improvement, parenting, and travel.

• Produced 54 Online courses.

• Self-creation of 12 websites and blogs posted weekly, but only seven websites are actively maintained now.

• Promoting affiliate products by writing reviews.

• Daily postings to social media accounts such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram and weekly postings of my blog posts to LinkedIn, Google+, Tumbler, and Reddit.

• Maintain a Parenting advice website and a forum for parents.

CAPABILITIES:

• Effective people management

• Project analysis

• Ability to implement analytical processes about data and financial statistics

• Perform complicated and extensive audits

• Develop systems and procedures in all phases of accounting

• Understand, develop, and monitor computing packages

• Beneficial knowledge of automated accounting systems (including staff payrolls)

• Strategic planning and use of vital accounting packages

• Comprehensive understanding of Sage Line 50 + Sage Line Accountant Plus Version 9

• Conversant with Inland Revenue procedures

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

• Designed and developed specific computer programs to make redundant manual accounting procedures in identifying key project supporters, project objectives, and criteria

• Overall implementation and management of payroll computer programs to significantly reduce company expenditures relating to staff payroll bank charges

• Production of departmental budget reports

• Accomplished fundraiser

• Involved with fundraising activities to reinstate funding for Tottenham Law Centre

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

Director of Sat Business Academy from 15/10/2015 to now.

I am a freelance writer and the Director of Sat Business Academy. I am also a mother who has been employed and self-employed as an accountant in the UK for a long time. I think I suddenly got tired of looking at the figures all the time. As a result, I cut down on my accounting work and started offering business advice and drafting business plans for my clients.

I have been an instructor teaching online courses at Udemy since 2019. The topics are mostly Business and accounting.

Then, I wanted to do something completely different. I almost started with affiliate marketing in 2015, which involved promoting the seller’s products by writing reviews, and then progressed into other areas of internet marketing. I am passionate about Internet marketing and actively maintain several blogs and websites.

I taught Mathematics when I was young, enjoyed it, and considered myself a good teacher. When I considered it again, I wanted to go into teaching, and as a result, I started creating these courses with the hope that sharing my knowledge would help many people.

The details of my past accounting jobs.

Bay Tree Centre 19/02/2007 to 23/07/2014

Accountant

Responsible for preparing accounts using Sage Line 50, liaising with auditors, cash flow preparation, monthly management accounts, costing various projects, budgeting, and assisting the fundraiser in a task requiring—Payroll using Sage Line 50 and advising the director on financial issues.                     

Chisel Ltd

Finance Officer 13/12/2005 to 31/05/2009

Housing Association, all-around accounts, rent accounting using Chics package, Payroll, purchase ledger, and other accounting work for audit, using Sage Line 50 accounts package.

V & M Limited

Finance Officer 26/0.8/2006 to 28/02/2007

The limited company imports nursery equipment from many countries and distributes it to all retail shops from its warehouse. Responsible for producing management accounts, invoicing and factoring invoices and reconciliation of all the bank accounts, V.A.T. calculations, and preparation of final reports for the company using Sage Line 50 accounts package

Y.F. Associates Ltd

Accountant

                                                                                                01/06/2005 to May 06

Responsible for producing accounts using Quick Books account package and Excel for audit purposes, preparing the job costing and management accounts, and advising the Managing Director on the projects’ profitability.

Westminster Women’s Aid 20/10/04 to 29/01/05

Temporary Senior Finance Officer

Responsible for producing the complete set of annual accounts using Sage line 50 and Excel for audit for 2004- 05 with my initiative.

Asian Women’s Resource Centre 05/11/03 to 30/11/04

Finance Officer

I was responsible for maintaining accounts and preparing and finalizing reports for audit using Sage line 50 and Excel packages.

SAT ACCOUNTING SERVICES 09/02/03 to date

Founder

• Annual accounts preparation

• PAYE, V.A.T.

• Returns to Inland Revenue, Customs & Excise

• Budgets, Cash flow

• Management Accounts

• I wrote annual reports to submit to the company’s house and charity commission.

• Financial advice and support to Sole traders, Partnerships, Limited companies, and Charities

• Company formation and commercial loans.

• Write a business plan for small businesses and offer help with the growth strategy.

• Marketing the Business

Key Change Charity 03/03/04 to 10/10/04

Reconciliations Officer

Accruals, Prepayment, Profit and Loss Analysis, Balance Sheet reconciliations, Year-End Journals, Wage Reconciliations for 132 employees, Maintaining Gift Aid account, Purchase ledger.

Hackney Voluntary Action 05/12/03 to 30/04/2004

Community Accountant

Assisted in setting up financial systems for the project, trained staff to carry out day-to-day economic activities, and offered telephone advice and ongoing support to new and existing voluntary groups in Hackney. Trained staff to carry out day-to-day financial activities and provided telephone advice and ongoing support to new and existing voluntary groups in Hackney.

HAMMERSMITH WOMENS’ AID 03/1997 to 09/2002

Financial and Fund Co-Ordinator

Overall financial management of four Project Accounts with an annual fundraising income of £ ½ million:

• REFUGE PROJECT

• CHILD WORK PROJECT

• ADVOCACY PROJECT

• OUTREACH AND VOLUNTEER PROJECT

• Produced, monitored, and reviewed income and expenditure accounting formats

• Account Reconciliations

• Income/Expenditure budget management in association with senior management/personnel

• Preparation of monthly and quarterly budget comparable

• Identified and monitored negative account variances

• Assembled relevant data in preparation of management reports

• Cash flow projections

• Completed annual returns for the Charity Commission

• Reconciliation of Housing Benefit claimant accounts

• Prepared and submitted end-of-year accounts

• Liaised with auditors to meet audit deadlines

• Proposed and implemented Auto-Pay System

• Report compositions

Maintained and produced manual backup accounts while implementing a computerized accounting program – Sage Line 50 and subsequent accurate transference of minds to an electronic system and successfully streamlining the company’s bank accounts to two in place of several active reports for over 23 years.

KINGSTON WOMENS’ AID 05/1989 to 06/2000

Part-Time Financial Co-Ordinator

K.W.A. is a temporary refuge for women and children experiencing Domestic Violence.  

I assumed an essential bookkeeping role for projects associated with K.W.A.

Inland Revenue end-of-year returns

Attendance at Budget Meetings and Strategic Project Planning Meetings

Auditors Account assessments

End-of-year accounts and report submissions to Housing Benefit, London Borough of Grants Unit, Richmond Churches Housing Trust, and Royal Borough of Kingston

TOTTENHAM LAW CENTRE 05/1989 to 02/1997

Part-Time Financial Co-Ordinator

A part-time finance role to assume full responsibilities of:

• Cash and Petty Cashbook reconciliations

• Monthly bank reconciliations

• P.A.Y.E.

• Inland Revenue end-of-year returns              

• Legal Aid reconciliations

• Liaison with banking institutions

• Cash flow projections

• Account management

Preparation of audited accounts and submissions to the auditing company

Consultancy – Companies House, Charity Commissions, and fundraising members

Assumed additional training to enhance legal skills (Law Federation, Swansea University)

HOMELESS ACTION 1990 to 1990

Contract Financial Co-Ordinator (6 months)

Homeless Action is an organization that facilitates priority accommodation for single women who meet housing criteria. This particular project had an annual income of £ ¾ million.

Cashbook data entries and reconciliations

Bank Reconciliations

Reviewing and updating rent account data on KALAMAZOO systems

Rent reconciliations (monthly)

CHATS PALACE 10/1985 to 01/1990

Part-Time Financial Co-Ordinator

Chats Palace is a Performing Arts and Drama organization with in-house facilities for the public and the benefit of its venue to promote such programs.

Cash and Petty cash book data entries and reconciliations

Invoices and statement processing

Value Added Tax returns

Payroll

Inland Revenue end-of-year returns

Consultation and overseeing the implementation of budgets for independent project associates

Budget management

Audited accounts

Introduction, an overview of ‘bar sales’ targets

Participated in fundraising events – carnivals, theatre, outdoor art activities

Why do I meet your job requirements?

I have been working from home for the last six years and have all the necessary facilities.

I want you to know why I meet most of the requirements you mentioned in your job description. I will be able to do your job to your expectations. For the last six years, I have written blog posts, articles, eBooks, online courses, and books. I have written one hundred eBooks, three books, and thirty-five online courses.

Moreover, I promote all my products online through social media, email marketing campaigns, connecting with industry influencers, and hosting webinars.

Besides, I am a self-study and have learned to create all my projects independently. Therefore, I am the right fit to do the best job for you.

Further, I am a hardworking person. I work at least ten hours a day from Monday to Sunday to finish all my work and meet deadlines. I prioritize finishing all my urgent work on time. I have worked in the accounting industry for a long time, so I know the importance of finishing the job on time without letting anyone down.

I will give you the necessary information if you want to know more about me.

Will I be notified about the outcome of my application?

I am looking forward to a favorable reply from you.

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Transform Your Passion into Profit: Build Your Home-Based Coaching Business

Date: February 28th, 2025
Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM (BST)
Location: Online Webinar

Are you passionate about helping others achieve their goals? Ready to turn your expertise into a thriving coaching business from the comfort of your home? Join us for an exclusive webinar to kickstart your journey to becoming a successful home-based coach!

What You’ll Learn:
• Blueprint for Success: Discover the steps to start and grow your coaching business.
• Client Acquisition Strategies: Learn proven methods to attract and retain clients.
• Branding and Marketing: Understand how to build a powerful personal brand and market your services effectively.
• Tools and Technology: Get insights into the best tools and platforms to streamline business operations.
• Financial Planning: Master the basics of pricing, budgeting, and managing your business finances.

Special Features:

• Interactive Q&A Session: Get your questions answered by industry experts.
• Exclusive Resources: Access templates, checklists, and guides to help you implement what you learn.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded individuals and potential collaborators.
Who Should Attend:
• Aspiring coaches looking to start a home-based business
• Existing coaches aiming to expand their client base
• Professionals considering a career change into coaching
• Anyone passionate about personal development and helping others succeed

https://youtu.be/ddu8b1OxL1w
Your Expert Hosts:
• Vathani Ariyam: Qualified and experienced Accountant, Financial Adviser and a business coach
• Giedre Ariyam: Banker and an economist
Registration: https://shorturl.at/6vA2d

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your passion into a profitable coaching business. Secure your spot today!
Register Now https://shorturl.at/6vA2d
Spaces are limited, so act fast!
Empower others. Elevate yourself. Start your coaching journey today.

Blueprint for Success
Creating a blueprint for success involves setting clear goals, developing a strategic plan, and building habits and practices that support your objectives. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you craft your blueprint for success:

1. Define Success for Yourself
   • Personal Vision: Reflect on what success means to you. Success is personal and can vary significantly from one person to another. It could be career advancement, financial stability, personal fulfillment, or a balance of multiple aspects.
   • Specific Goals: Set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals that align with your vision.
2. Assess Your Current Situation
   • Strengths and Weaknesses: Conduct a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) to understand your capabilities and areas for improvement.
   • Resources: Identify the resources you have at your disposal and those you need to acquire.
3. Develop a Strategic Plan
   • Action Steps: Break down your goals into actionable steps. Create a roadmap with milestones to track your progress.
   • Prioritize: Focus on the most impactful actions that will bring you closer to your goals.
4. Build Effective Habits
   • Consistency: Develop daily routines and habits that reinforce your goals. Consistency is key to long-term success.
   • Time Management: Use tools like to-do lists, calendars, and time-blocking to manage your time effectively.
5. Cultivate a Growth Mindset
   • Continuous Learning: Stay curious and committed to learning new skills and acquiring knowledge.
   • Resilience: Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth and learn from failures.
6. Surround Yourself with Support
   • Network: Build relationships with mentors, peers, and professionals who inspire and support you.
   • Feedback: Seek constructive feedback and be open to suggestions for improvement.
7. Monitor and Adjust
   • Review Progress: Regularly evaluate your progress towards your goals. Adjust your plan as needed based on your experiences and changes in circumstances.
   • Celebrate Milestones: Acknowledge and celebrate your achievements, no matter how small, to stay motivated.
8. Maintain Well-being
   • Physical Health: Prioritize your physical health through exercise, nutrition, and adequate rest.
   • Mental Health: Practice mindfulness, meditation, or other stress-reduction techniques to maintain clarity and focus.
9. Give Back
   • Contribution: Consider how your success can positively impact others. Engage in activities that give back to your community or support causes you care about.
10. Stay Adaptable
    • Flexibility: Be prepared to adapt your plans as you encounter new information, changes in the market, or shifts in your priorities.
    Following this blueprint will create a structured path toward achieving your version of success. Remember, success is not a destination but a continuous growth, learning, and contribution journey.

https://shorturl.at/6vA2d

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Transform Your Passion into Profit: Build Your Home-Based Coaching Business

Date: February 28th, 2025
Time: 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM (BST)
Location: Online Webinar

Are you passionate about helping others achieve their goals? Ready to turn your expertise into a thriving coaching business from the comfort of your home? Join us for an exclusive webinar to kickstart your journey to becoming a successful home-based coach!

What You’ll Learn:
• Blueprint for Success: Discover the steps to start and grow your coaching business.
• Client Acquisition Strategies: Learn proven methods to attract and retain clients.
• Branding and Marketing: Understand how to build a powerful personal brand and market your services effectively.
• Tools and Technology: Get insights into the best tools and platforms to streamline business operations.
• Financial Planning: Master the basics of pricing, budgeting, and managing your business finances.

Special Features:

• Interactive Q&A Session: Get your questions answered by industry experts.
• Exclusive Resources: Access templates, checklists, and guides to help you implement what you learn.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded individuals and potential collaborators.
Who Should Attend:
• Aspiring coaches looking to start a home-based business
• Existing coaches aiming to expand their client base
• Professionals considering a career change into coaching
• Anyone passionate about personal development and helping others succeed

Your Expert Hosts:
• Vathani Ariyam: Qualified and experienced Accountant, Financial Adviser and a business coach
• Giedre Ariyam: Banker and an economist
Registration: https://shorturl.at/6vA2d

Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your passion into a profitable coaching business. Secure your spot today!
Register Now https://shorturl.at/6vA2d
Spaces are limited, so act fast!
Empower others. Elevate yourself. Start your coaching journey today.

Blueprint for Success
Creating a blueprint for success involves setting clear goals, developing a strategic plan, and building habits and practices that support your objectives. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you craft your blueprint for success:

1. Define Success for Yourself
   • Personal Vision: Reflect on what success means to you. Success is personal and can vary significantly from one person to another. It could be career advancement, financial stability, personal fulfillment, or a balance of multiple aspects.
   • Specific Goals: Set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART) goals that align with your vision.
2. Assess Your Current Situation
   • Strengths and Weaknesses: Conduct a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) to understand your capabilities and areas for improvement.
   • Resources: Identify the resources you have at your disposal and those you need to acquire.
3. Develop a Strategic Plan
   • Action Steps: Break down your goals into actionable steps. Create a roadmap with milestones to track your progress.
   • Prioritize: Focus on the most impactful actions that will bring you closer to your goals.
4. Build Effective Habits
   • Consistency: Develop daily routines and habits that reinforce your goals. Consistency is key to long-term success.
   • Time Management: Use tools like to-do lists, calendars, and time-blocking to manage your time effectively.
5. Cultivate a Growth Mindset
   • Continuous Learning: Stay curious and committed to learning new skills and acquiring knowledge.
   • Resilience: Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth and learn from failures.
6. Surround Yourself with Support
   • Network: Build relationships with mentors, peers, and professionals who inspire and support you.
   • Feedback: Seek constructive feedback and be open to suggestions for improvement.
7. Monitor and Adjust
   • Review Progress: Regularly evaluate your progress towards your goals. Adjust your plan as needed based on your experiences and changes in circumstances.
   • Celebrate Milestones: Acknowledge and celebrate your achievements, no matter how small, to stay motivated.
8. Maintain Well-being
   • Physical Health: Prioritize your physical health through exercise, nutrition, and adequate rest.
   • Mental Health: Practice mindfulness, meditation, or other stress-reduction techniques to maintain clarity and focus.
9. Give Back
   • Contribution: Consider how your success can positively impact others. Engage in activities that give back to your community or support causes you care about.
10. Stay Adaptable
    • Flexibility: Be prepared to adapt your plans as you encounter new information, changes in the market, or shifts in your priorities.
    Following this blueprint will create a structured path toward achieving your version of success. Remember, success is not a destination but a continuous growth, learning, and contribution journey.

https://shorturl.at/6vA2d

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*Broaden Your Online Marketing Strategy
Marketing your eBook should include all of the following techniques:
Use social media
Please take advantage of free marketing wherever you can, including social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Pinterest. The best way is to create a Facebook page for your eBooks and promote it there. Also, you can write about some exciting parts of your eBook on the Facebook page to trigger interest in your eBooks.
Start Your Blog.
I did this as a precursor to my first eBook. I posted articles daily for a few months and then incorporated this content into my eBook.
Starting a blog is easier than it sounds, as several self-help online tutorials can guide you through the process step-by-step. To save time, I outsourced my project, and within about a week, I set up my blog and was ready to go. I paid a one-time fee of $150.
Once your blog is up and running, you can post articles centered around your ebook’s theme, explaining its features in more detail, and provide a link to your landing page. However, you also need to drive traffic to your blog. The best way to do this is to post your articles to multiple social media websites.
Rather than logging into numerous social media sites individually to post your content, consider using a free service such as OnlyWire, which allows you to submit links to multiple social media websites simultaneously. It is the best and most time-effective way to drive traffic to your blog.
Write Articles
Use the content already in your eBook to create exciting and informative articles that target your demographic. Many popular sites, such as Hub pages and the New York Times, post these articles. Mention your eBook within the article, and include links to your sales page or blog. Also, add an author resource box at the end that consists of the URL of your website. By proving yourself as an authoritative, expert source through free material, you will have already succeeded in winning over your readers.
Market via Word-of-Mouth
Contact friends, family, and colleagues, and offer them a free copy of your eBook. Ask them to write testimonials that you can use in your sales letter or landing page. Also, if possible, get a famous blogger or multiple bloggers to write your ebook reviews and post them on their websites. Using this tactic, you can reach out to potential buyers through people they already trust.
Optimize for Search Engines
You want to modify your eBook website to rank as high as possible on search engine results. Getting on the first page is critical, and getting higher on the first page is even more vital. For example, a top ranking on Google will get you roughly 8.5 times more page visits than ranked fifth.
Include free content around your ebook’s theme on your website, and try to rank for keywords that will attract the right readership. Utilizing unique and accurate page titles and including relevant keywords in your content will help you.

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*Working From Home Can Be Lonely – But Doesn’t Have to Be
Working from home can sometimes be incredibly isolating and lonely despite the perks. But this doesn’t have to be a “new normal” – there are ways to cope
After you explore the joys of wearing comfortable clothes, not dealing with long commutes, and having no one micromanage your day, working from home can lose
There are effective ways to deal with loneliness while working from home — or avoid it altogether:
1) Return To the Office
Assuming it’s safe for you to do and an option available through your employer, consider returning to the office.
Some companies offer hybrid schedules so employees can work from home for part of the week while spending time in the office during the rest.

Even one or two days a week spent mingling with coworkers may reduce your feelings of loneliness and isolation.
For some people, the benefits of seeing others and working with coworkers outweigh the perceived disadvantages of working in an office.
Yes, working in an office will mean a commute, and you (probably) will have to wear regular pants — not your favorite pair of pajama bottoms.
But spending a day or two each week in the presence of others can make the other days working from home much more bearable if you’re struggling with loneliness.
2) Use A Coworking Space
If you’re a freelancer or entrepreneur with no real office to “go back to,” consider using a coworking space instead.

Although you may not be familiar with coworkers you know, simply being around other people may help reduce your loneliness.
Having an “office” to which you can physically travel can also help you establish a routine for getting ready for the day and doing something different.
Answer truthfully — when working from home, how often have you gone between showers or getting dressed in “normal” day clothing?
If a coworking space isn’t an option, coffee shops are a tried and true method for those who want to be where the people are while they work.
As long as they have Wi-Fi and table space—and you’re not bothered by the background noise if they’re busy—your local coffee shop (even chains like Panera Bread or Starbucks) might be a perfect solution.
3) Reach Out to Colleagues
If you haven’t already, find private channels to contact someone outside of Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom.
Even if your message is just a bunch of emoji reactions to the most recent meeting, having someone to talk to about work can feel less isolating.
I did this even after I left my job

My work bestie was my real-life BFF, and we often texted throughout the day.
I had to be sensitive to the fact that she was on the clock and didn’t have the same freedom to chat, but it still felt good to be connected.
4) Join Local Groups
If you’re a freelancer or entrepreneur working from home, consider professional groups like the Chamber of Commerce or a young professionals group.
But if you work remotely from home and need a way to be around people, consider a meetup based on your hobby or interest.
Take a cooking or art class.
Join a biking or hiking group.
Go where the people are doing what you love to do — or are just interested in learning more about the same things you are.
Meetup is an excellent resource for connecting with others who share your interests or industry.

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5) Go Outside More Often
This sounds like a no-brainer, but when you’re working from home, it’s easy to sit at your desk for 12 hours without blinking an eye (or, in some cases, getting up to pee — which you should do, too).
Eat lunch at a local park.
Walk around your neighborhood — to walk your dog or yourself.
Go outside and touch the grass occasionally. If it’s warm enough, stand barefoot and enjoy the sensation.
It’s so easy to feel caged in and isolated when we see the same four walls while we work — and when we’re done with work.
Getting outside helps reduce stress and allows you to breathe fresh air occasionally.
You’ll probably see someone else and can quickly wave or nod, an excellent reminder that other people exist.
6) Work Less, Play More
Working from home, whether for yourself or remotely, provides more freedom.
So why do most of us work longer hours?
It’s often because we’re trying to prove to ourselves or our bosses that we’re “really working” and not slacking off.
But all that work contributes to feeling lonely and isolated, making it hard to feel like you have time to reach out to others or do anything besides work-related tasks.
Create a (complex) boundary for yourself regarding when you’ll stop working every day—or at least most days.
This boundary will give you a clear separation from your workday once you’ve left your desk and provides room in your life to do other things.
7) Make Plans After Work
You’ve stopped working at a particular time. Now, do something with that time—ideally with another person.
Plan a date night with your partner. Meet up for a happy hour with coworkers.
Go to Target or the grocery store and wander through the aisles if it makes you happy. Who doesn’t love a sale?
The point is to use your time for something you enjoy that gets you around others.
If you can make those plans with people you know, even better.
You’ll be able to laugh, talk, gossip about work, or do whatever helps you connect with others.
8) Talk To a Professional
You can follow “all” the self-help tips to feel less lonely and isolated while working from home, but it may not help you.
Maybe you can’t go out much due to your health and the ongoing pandemic.
Maybe your feelings of loneliness are part of depression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns.
Working with a mental health professional can make a big difference.
They can help you identify what you’re feeling and why and solutions to help you navigate those feelings and work through them.
You’re not alone in needing professional support, and you’re not broken.
Most importantly, you’re worth the effort it requires to feel better.

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In addition to coaching, I have authored 172 eBooks and developed 54 online courses covering Business, Accounting, and Self-Help topics. These resources are available on platforms like Amazon, Udemy, and my website, providing comprehensive support for individuals at all stages of their entrepreneurial journey.
I currently have openings for new clients, and I would be grateful if you could help me connect with anyone who might benefit from my services. If you know someone—whether a friend, colleague, or acquaintance—who is considering starting a business but feels unsure about taking the first step, I’d deeply appreciate it if you could share my details with them.
Here’s how I can help:
• Coaching individuals to overcome fear and build confidence in starting a business.
• Offering guidance on setting up proper accounting systems for sustained success.
• Providing access to eBooks and courses tailored to entrepreneurship and self-improvement.
Feel free to share my contact information or the link below with anyone you think might find value in my services:
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Thank you so much for considering my request. Your support means the world to me, and I’m excited to assist more people in turning their entrepreneurial dreams into reality.
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Why do you want to pre-sell your work?
You spend a long time, maybe months, to create a product or service, but you do not know whether anyone will buy that. Making products without confirmation might take years to overcome the energy you wasted over the years. It is essential for business owners and marketers because time is one of the most significant assets. Many entrepreneurs waste hours every week because they focus on the wrong things. I am an entrepreneur creating many digital products. I never pre-sold anything because I do not feel comfortable with that idea. Many entrepreneurs fail that way by not confirming that their product has a market. We must realize that sending some questions about the product to the email list is easy.

What can people do with no email list?
You can talk to people you know and produce a worksheet to show the people. Your idea is to lower the risk of not finding whether you will have customers to buy your product. Pre-selling confirms genuine market interest in your product, reducing the risk as an entrepreneur.

When is the right moment to do it?
The validation process helps you understand the product’s benefits from your customer’s point of view. I created online courses but never tried to pre-sell any of them, but now I know that if I want to pre-sell my practice, I must prepare a descriptive outline of everything I will teach in that course.

The benefits of pre-selling the product

• You do not have to create the product
• Saving a lot of time
• You get an opportunity to test your ideas
  There are a few things that you need to consider before launching your new product.
  Meet users’ needs.
  First, research whether your product meets your audience’s needs. A survey asking questions can ensure your product provides customers with a practical solution.
  What is your product worth?
  Will it have a monetary value or help people in their daily lives? Your promotion strategy will determine whether your product will justify your customers’ buying.
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  Know your competition
  How do you make your product different from that of your competitors? Why should the customers buy your product instead of your competitor’s product?
  Analyze the answers to these questions and ensure your product has better qualities than your competitors.
  There are a few ways to improve your pre-launch
  Create a landing page for your product.
  The sales page has to have the following.
• Call attention to a group of people who will have an interest in your product.
• Ask a question: You should ask a question that resonates with your audience’s problem.
• List the benefits
• Remind People This is Just a Pre-Sale. You’ll want to remind your audience that this is just a pre-sale and has not created the product.
• A brief overview of the course
• Call to action
• Bonus
  You can publish on your website with a PayPal button there
  Advertise your pre-launch as much as possible depending on your budget in many ways as possible
  You can keep informed about your product to some people you know; it might help you if they start to talk about it.
  Pre-launch marketing strategies help you launch a new product or service. Trying any system gives you an intelligent launch and helps spread the word.
  First, the best marketing strategy is to build an email list, send emails regularly, and keep them informed about your new products. To create a plan, start by offering lead magnets.
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  It can be an eBook, online course, cheat sheet, pdf, or a Q&A that makes the people interested in learning what is there, so they will sign up to get that from you. That means you can add them to their list. Then, you can email them whenever you want to let them know about your new launches.
  You must have friends, acquaintances, and colleagues connect with you on social media. Currently, everyone uses social media platforms for personal or business use. When you promote your pre-launch on social media, you will meet new people in your industry who show interest in your product or service.

You can promote your product live on Facebook and Instagram to promote. Start a poll and ask your followers to answer questions that will be useful for your launch. You could also launch a giveaway contest to promote your product, and if the price is reasonable enough, people will come forward to sign up for the competition.

Social media is one of the cheapest ways to promote your product launch, and it is also the best platform for providing your audience with teasers after the launch.

Start a blog, write quality content, and share your content on social media and key influencers in your industry. When you write your blog about a new launch, start with a story to get the viewers’ attention. It has to be good quality, unique content to become curious. Besides, create videos that explain how it can benefit the viewers and why it is better than the competitor. Similarly, generate infographic images, attractive visuals, and quizzes so that all these together will give them a better explanation. Also, promote special offers, discount codes, and contests on social media with custom graphics.

When using social media for your new product launch, start asking questions from the audience. If not, continue posting information about your new product; the conversation seems one-sided. Therefore, the best way to get them to interact with you is to ask and get them to answer your questions.
If you set a date for your pre-launch, stick to it; do not miss that date for any reason.
Then, consider feedback from your post-launch.

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I am Vathani Ariyam, the Director of Sat Business Academy. I have been an accountant for a long time. Then, in 2014, I entered internet marketing and started with affiliate marketing, writing eBooks, and creating online courses.
I worked in the accounts field for a long time, where I helped many clients learn about accounting and implement accounting systems in their businesses.
Therefore, I used to help my clients in many ways. Then, I taught students and helped them understand accounting principles.
I have written one hundred and seventy eBooks, thirty paperbacks, and fifty-four online courses: accounting, business, self-care, parenting, and affiliate marketing. I am preparing to coach online people who want to learn about the creation of online courses and write eBooks.

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Embarking on personal development is like setting sail on a journey of self-discovery, guided by an inner compass, with destinations as unique as each person. It offers a holistic approach to growth, touching on emotional intelligence, resilience, effective communication, and fostering a mindset geared toward continuous improvement.

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