" Memulai bisnis So Fast dan So Smart "
Sebenernya bukan hanya Mulai Bebisnis kita perlu So fast dan so Smart tapi bisa dilakukan untuk semua dalam kehidupan termasuk dalam jenjang pernikahan
Dalam berbisnis Ada tiga hal.. yang bisa membuat bisnis So Fast dan So Smart
1. The Power of "WHY" ... mengapa Saya berbisnis ?
2. The Power of Execution ... kekuatan dalam mengeksekusi strategi dan ide-ide Bisnis
3. The Power of Networking.. punya banyak relasi , kerabat dan sahabat
Banyak orang ingin memulai usaha, hanya sekedar ke inginan atau malah takut sama sekali untuk berusaha dan mencari jalan aman.
yang pertama dilakukan adalah :
"Mematahkan semua hambatan / Mental Blok "
Yang selalu menjadikan hambatan seseorang ini terjun ke Usaha selalu alasan klise
1. Modal
2. Kapan Mulai (tidak berani memulai )
Yang di butuhkan Seseorang terjun ke dunia usaha.
1. Bisa mengelola Energi negatif menjadi energi positif ( the power Of Kepepet )
2. Ada Peluang ( kesuksesan akan di dapat oleh orang yang mempunyai persiapan )
3. Nekat ( di butuhkan keberanian )
Nah ada juga nih pertanyaan2 dalam hati kita Jika sudah mau buka usaha, ada 5 macam Bingung buka Usaha :
1. Punya Ide, mulai dari mana
2. Punya tempat gak tahu mau buka apa
3. Punya Produk unggulan, selanjutnya harus apa
4. Gak Punya ide sama sekali
5. Kebanyakan Ide
So...ciptakan produk yang di beli konsumen secara berulang dan di beli banyak. Perkuat 5 P ( Better Price, Better Product, Better Packaging/Place, Better Promotion and Better People) Better People sangat penting sekali.
Gunakan daya Ungkit/Leverage, gunakan medsos Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, WA, BBM, Youtube,Path,Adsense, dll
supaya menjadi Viral
Destination Branding
Tourist yg ke Indonesia kalah jumlahnya dgn turis MALAYSIA. Kira-kira penyebabnya adalah Malaysia selama ini membranding negaranya agar banyak turis "mempercayai" bahwa Malaysia adalah asia yg sesungguhnya dan terbukti behasil,padahal trully asia lebih cocok untuk indonesia.
Orang Singapura yg tiap hari bolak-balik kerja iMalaysia di catat sbg turis
Bangsa Asia itu China, India dan Melayu. Mengapa Malaysia menggunakan slogan Truly Asia? Itu karena HANYA Malaysia yg punya ketiga RAS tsb secara seimbang jumlahnya.
Dan perlu diingat bahwa kampanye Truly Asia bukan hanya untuk Tourism saja melainkan juga untum Trade dan Investments
Menemukan Brand DNA Indonesia yg sesungguhnya. Ras China, India dan melayu itu Brand DNAnya Malaysia
Bagaimana cara menemukan Brand DNA dari diri kita agar bisa membangun Personal Brand yg kuat?
Salah satunya Menemukan kompetensi kita dulu kemudian walk the talk.
Kompetensi itu dibutuhkan utk menghadapi Kompetisi. Kalau bicara Tourism, dimana2 bule itu nyari Sea, Sand dan Sun. Thailand disukai.
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Tourist yg ke Indonesia kalah jumlahnya dgn turis MALAYSIA. Kira-kira penyebabnya adalah Malaysia selama ini membranding negaranya agar banyak turis "mempercayai" bahwa Malaysia adalah asia yg sesungguhnya dan terbukti behasil,padahal trully asia lebih cocok untuk indonesia.
Orang Singapura yg tiap hari bolak-balik kerja iMalaysia di catat sbg turis
Bangsa Asia itu China, India dan Melayu. Mengapa Malaysia menggunakan slogan Truly Asia? Itu karena HANYA Malaysia yg punya ketiga RAS tsb secara seimbang jumlahnya.
Dan perlu diingat bahwa kampanye Truly Asia bukan hanya untuk Tourism saja melainkan juga untum Trade dan Investments
Menemukan Brand DNA Indonesia yg sesungguhnya. Ras China, India dan melayu itu Brand DNAnya Malaysia
Bagaimana cara menemukan Brand DNA dari diri kita agar bisa membangun Personal Brand yg kuat?
Salah satunya Menemukan kompetensi kita dulu kemudian walk the talk.
Kompetensi itu dibutuhkan utk menghadapi Kompetisi. Kalau bicara Tourism, dimana2 bule itu nyari Sea, Sand dan Sun. Thailand disukai.
In 1944, the Bretton Woods conference decided that the dollar would replace the British pound as the standard global currency.
By John B. Judis
Economists know the fatal flaw in our international monetary system — but they can’t agree on how to fix it.
John B. Judis is a senior editor at the New Republic and a visiting fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
The past few months have been a crash course in the abstract and obscure instruments and arrangements that have derailed the world’s economy. From mortgage-backed securities to credit default swaps, the international monetary system is in big trouble.
For decades, the United States has relied on a tortuous financial arrangement that knits together its economy with those of China and Japan. This informal system has allowed Asian countries to run huge export surpluses with the United States, while permitting the United States to run huge budget deficits without having to raise interest rates or taxes, and to run huge trade deficits without abruptly depreciating its currency. Quite a few bankers, international economists, and high officials such as U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke think this informal system contributed to today’s financial crisis. Worse, they fear that its breakdown could turn the looming downturn into something resembling the global depression of the 1930s.
The original Bretton Woods system dates from a conference at a New Hampshire resort hotel in July 1944. Leading British and American economists blamed the Great Depression and, to some extent, World War II on the breakup of the international monetary system in the early 1930s, and they were determined to create a more stable arrangement in which the dollar would replace the British pound as the accepted global currency.
The dollar became the accepted medium of international exchange and a universal reserve currency. If countries accumulated more dollars than they could possibly use, they could always exchange them with the United States for gold. But with the United States consistently running a large trade surplus — meaning that countries always needed to have dollars on hand to buy American goods — there was initially little danger of a run on the U.S. gold depository.
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By John B. Judis
Economists know the fatal flaw in our international monetary system — but they can’t agree on how to fix it.
John B. Judis is a senior editor at the New Republic and a visiting fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
The past few months have been a crash course in the abstract and obscure instruments and arrangements that have derailed the world’s economy. From mortgage-backed securities to credit default swaps, the international monetary system is in big trouble.
For decades, the United States has relied on a tortuous financial arrangement that knits together its economy with those of China and Japan. This informal system has allowed Asian countries to run huge export surpluses with the United States, while permitting the United States to run huge budget deficits without having to raise interest rates or taxes, and to run huge trade deficits without abruptly depreciating its currency. Quite a few bankers, international economists, and high officials such as U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke think this informal system contributed to today’s financial crisis. Worse, they fear that its breakdown could turn the looming downturn into something resembling the global depression of the 1930s.
The original Bretton Woods system dates from a conference at a New Hampshire resort hotel in July 1944. Leading British and American economists blamed the Great Depression and, to some extent, World War II on the breakup of the international monetary system in the early 1930s, and they were determined to create a more stable arrangement in which the dollar would replace the British pound as the accepted global currency.
The dollar became the accepted medium of international exchange and a universal reserve currency. If countries accumulated more dollars than they could possibly use, they could always exchange them with the United States for gold. But with the United States consistently running a large trade surplus — meaning that countries always needed to have dollars on hand to buy American goods — there was initially little danger of a run on the U.S. gold depository.
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