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Ask small business owners what they are afraid of most in their businesses and you typically get one of two responses: marketing and bookkeeping. We’re going to tackle just the marketing side today and leave bookkeeping for another day.

It’s all too common for small business owners to avoid marketing their businesses until they “need” to. “Need” meaning that they need more money and, therefore, additional clients. In reality, small business owners are no different from larger companies in that they should be marketing themselves all the time.

Despite that fact, I often hear the following from my clients:

“I hate marketing.”

“I don’t like the thought of having to sell myself to people.”

“I’m not comfortable cold calling.”

The above all boil down to the same thing: a lack of understanding about what marketing can and should be.

Marketing is not about opening the phone book and calling everyone to see if they want your services or spamming every email address you can get your hands on.

Marketing allows you to get the word out about your business. It allows you to tell people who you are and what you do so that when they need you and your services, you’re there. You’ve already established Sex Camboys “relationship” through your marketing, even if you’ve never actually spoken with them before. Studies show that it takes a person seeing/hearing about you 7 to 10 times before they remember you. Consistent marketing to your target audience is critical.

Developing a marketing plan that fits not only your business, but you personality is a critical part of being a successful business. Maybe you’re the type of person who loves networking meetings, running a trade show booth and participating in lots of public events. Conversely, you may detest networking events and shun anything remotely related to the public. It doesn’t matter. The important thing is to know yourself before you write your marketing plan.

Are you an extrovert?

If so, go to the networking events; arrange to have a booth at your target audience’s trade shows; host teleclasses. Work these types of campaigns into your marketing plan.

Are you an introvert?

Send newsletters (online or offline), participate in online forums (such as Yahoo Groups or Ryze), do direct mail campaigns to your target audience.

You get the idea - make your marketing plan and activities work with you rather than against you.

The overall goal of your marketing plan is to create campaigns and action steps that reflect your personality while insuring that your marketing funnel remains full at all times. A full marketing funnel has all of the following:

1. Prospective clients who have just heard about you.
2. Prospective clients who recognize your name when they hear it.
3. Prospective clients who feel they know you and that you’ve developed a relationship with them.
4. If the time is right for you both, prospective clients who become clients.

It will take some time to get to this level - particularly if you are just starting out. And that’s okay.

Just remember that marketing your business is a full-time activity and should reflect you - just as performing your service does. Have some fun with it!

For the past 5 years, Sandra Martini has been showing self-employed business owners how to get more clients consistently by implementing processes and systems to put their marketing on autopilot. Visit Sandra at http://www.SandraMartini.com for details, compelling client testimonials and her free audio series “5 Simple and Easy Steps to Put Your Marketing on Autopilot”.

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Talkback radio offers a fantastic opportunity to access thousands of people instantly and relay your or your company’s messages. An interview opportunity is highly sought after in today’s business and to learn ways of working effectively with the media invaluable to any business.

In the media business radio producers and presenters talk about ‘good and bad talent’.

‘Good talent’ gets invited back again and again for radio interviews and often a regular talkback spot, but ‘bad talent’ gets consigned, literally, to the ‘never to be used again’ file.

Being available for talkback radio and being ‘good talent’ Blacksex help build your personal profile and business. It can also position you as an ‘expert’ and provide tens of thousands of dollars worth of free publicity.

Radio is the medium of imagination and talkback radio takes advantage of the immediacy and interactive nature of radio.

Talkback radio has boomed in recent years with everything from what home entertainment system to buy to ‘Ask the Minister’ sessions with political leaders.

In my 12 years with the ABC, one of the most fun, innovative and well-received topics was talkback radio on ‘chainsaw maintenance’!

So what makes good talkback talent and how can you become a talkback radio star?

Here are my Top 10 Tips.

1. TARGET STATIONS THAT HAVE TALKBACK IN THEIR FORMAT.

It is pointless chasing after FM or music based stations. Most talkback stations are on the AM band and in Australia, the ABC with its largely talk-based format is an obvious target. Stations like the ABC will also have developed formats and may be able to offer a date in the future to schedule you in for an interview or mould their program topic to include your area of expertise.

2. FIND OUT WHAT TOPICS AND SUBJECTS ARE CURRENT, NEWSWORTHY & TOPICAL.

Scan the media for ‘Hot News Topics’ that may fit your area of expertise. Remember the goal of talkback radio is Hardcore Sex to help the station produce interesting and engaging radio for the listener and provide solutions to listeners’ problems. It is not to blatantly promote your service or product. This is an especially sensitive area for the ABC where they have strict editorial guidelines preventing them from mentioning commercial products or services.

3. FIND OUT WHO THE PRODUCER IS FOR RELEVANT TALKBACK PROGRAMS.

A great resource is ‘Margaret Gee’s Media Guide’. This is updated every 6-months and is available in the business reference section of most State Libraries. Be involved with your target station, listen to the programs and gain an understanding of the presenters and their interests and their audience.

4. CONTACT THE RELEVANT PRODUCER.

Offer not only story ideas to add value to their programming but also offer to take talkback. Make sure you have prepared what you are going to say when you contact them and call when they have time to talk. Calling during a program or leading up to their on air deadline is not a good idea. Work out when the best time to call is. Often the receptionist at the station can provide this detail prior to contacting the producer. A good resource full of tips and scripts for contacting the media is our book ‘Media Fundamentals: 8M’s Essential Media Kit’. Order your copy now http://www.8mmedia.com/Media%20Fundamentals.htm

5. OFFER TO GO INTO THE STUDIO.

Make yourself as accessible and easy to work with as possible. Remember the media are very busy and talkback shows are driven by public opinion. The easier you can make their job the better. Being in the studio adds enormous quality to the sound of the program as well as giving you more credibility and authority.

Often stations use satellite links so you can still sound live and local even if you are in a studio thousands of miles away. Going into the studio also helps build rapport and relationships with the producer and presenter, especially if you actually meet them face to face.

6. ASK FOR DIRECTION ON THE TYPE OF AUDIENCE THEY BROADCAST TO AND ANY LIKELY QUESTIONS.

This will help provide a better understanding of the audience you are trying to reach so you can tailor your message. Don’t ever assume. Radio stations have very targeted demographics so access their research and incorporate into your message.

7. PREPARE NOTES FOR EASY REFERENCE.

The anonymity of radio allows you to look at prepared notes. Use keywords instead of reading out prepared sentences. Often a few key words or phrases written on a piece of paper keeps your focus rather then allowing yourself to be side tracked by other topics.

8. ALWAYS WRITE DOWN THE FIRST NAME OF THE CALLER.

When on air always write down the first name of each talkback caller and use this in your answer. This helps build rapport and empathy with both the caller and the audience. Keep answers short and to the point. Importantly, be yourself when on air.

9. TAKE A TAPE OR MINIDISK TO RECORD YOUR SEGMENT.

Always ask permission to record your talkback session. This can be an invaluable tool to use to improve your performance, transcribe your ideas and answers for use in articles or to duplicate and give away as a free resource to build credibility.

10. EVALUATE, REVIEW AND THANK.

After the session and when appropriate debrief and ask for feedback from the presenter or producer. Listen to the tape yourself and look for ways to improve for next time. Always thank the media for the opportunity and offer to come on again.

Thomas Murrell MBA CSP is an international business speaker, consultant and award-winning broadcaster. Media Motivators is his regular electronic magazine read by 7,000 professionals in 15 different countries. You can subscribe by visiting http://www.8mmedia.com Thomas can be contacted directly at +6189388 6888 and is available to speak to your conference, seminar or event. Visit Tom’s blog at http://www.8mmedia.blogspot.com

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Did you know that some school districts are banning games during recess? Would you believe that touch football, soccer, tag and dodgeball have been “outlawed”? The reason the states give is: kids may get bruised, twist an ankle or even break a leg or an arm.

A “Tween” boy went to a boy scout meeting with a big bandage on his forehead. Of course, all of the other boys gathered around him and wanted to know what happened. The Tween boy was so proud in getting the attention of his peers and was more than happy to tell his story about the adventure he had and how he got hurt. The number one question from the other boys was “does it hurt” and the boy said “no”.

The generation “Tweens” is probably the first generation that grew up with legally have to sit in carseats from day one of their adventure on this Earth; can not gain permission from parents to get on their bikes and run around their neighborhood; go outside and play with the other kids without one of the parents sitting out in the driveway watching the kids for their safety.

These kids can not even stand at the school bus stop without a teacher or a parent standing around them. You can not tell me that some of the childhood memories were taken away from them. I’m going to watch this generation for quite a few years to see what impact all of these safety procedures will make in their life as adults.

Rosalie Lynch is a Certified Life Coach who works with parents and kids in figuring out how to live together. You are invited to check out the blog “The Kids Speak Out” at http://www.uachieve.blogs.com/kids

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Before you start on live sexcam first composting project of the year, have you thought about what you were going to place your compost in? I don’t mean, “In my garden,” or even, “In my houseplant’s soil,” those are all moot points. I mean, have you considered whether you were going to compost out sex movies the open for anything and everyone to see, or perhaps in a compost bin or compost tumbler? After all, these are important points to consider and they may hold the key to a successful composting project.

There are quite a few methods when it comes to composting; some use the open composting method by building a pile of compost out in the woods or yard, others use compost tumblers and bins. I prefer the compost tumbler method out of all of them mainly because I lead quite a busy life and can’t commit to watering down my compost constantly if it’s out in the open in addition to turning the pile on a regular basis. However, that’s not to say that a compost tumbler is better than open composting; both methods produce the same amount of compost in the same amount of time so long as you keep your compost heaps aerated.

Moving forward, compost tumblers have a lot of great benefits, the most obvious being that if you’re a busy person all you really have to do is toss all your food scraps and/or yard waste into your tumbler, turn it or flip it (depending on the design) about every few days and you’re good. Tumblers of course, keep your compost aerated which is very important; you never want your compost to stay stagnant because that would bore the little microbes in your heap. They should be actively eating and decomposing all the matter in the tumbler or bin!

Another reason I prefer tumblers over other methods is that it keeps animals and rodents away from your compost. Your pile will stay securely in the tumbler until it’s ready to be removed, which can be easily done. But the big reason why I like compost tumblers is because they’re fun! Sorry to the folks who have open compost heaps, but I don’t find using a pitch fork to turn my compost appealing at all. Something about spinning or flipping my compost tumbler while on a steady axis sounds easier. Call me lazy or what have you, but know this: my compost heap is still just as good as yours!

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Does the thought of picking out a color scheme for your house simply overwhelm you? If you’re not sure how well a particular group of colors will mix then perhaps you should go with a more traditional color scheme? As long as you follow the simple rule of choosing a single color as your primary room color and to use other colors as accents you’ll avoid your room becoming too ‘color busy’.

Seaside color schemes are becoming increasingly popular in modern interior decorating. Fresh aqua blue, sandy tan, sea glass green and pale peach are all colors which figure strongly in sex live scheme. The use of pale gray shades to evoke the feel of weathered seaside boardwalks will also blend with the previously mentioned colors.

Tropical schemes include sky blue, olive green and warm brown toned colors. The use of red and purple as part of this scheme makes perfect sense as they bring tropical flowers to mind. Using a crisp white color at any stage also gives any room a more ‘airy’ feel to it.

If you want a European color scheme then using rich old world colors like dark gold, purple, blue, black and a deep red will give you the desired effect. Using these colors can add a ‘glow’ to each room.

French color schemes demand a different set of colors. The use of trendier colors like China blue, light maroon and pale gold are perfect for evoking feelings of the French countryside.

Last but not least we have the Asian color scheme. Simple black and white colors with Chinese red and blue accents are most common in this theme. The careful use of gold in this scheme is also an idea worth investigating.

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More than 100 types of human papilloma virus (HPV) are known to exist. More than 30 types of HPV are transmitted through sexual contact. At least 19 types of HPV cause cervical cancer in women and also cause cancer of the vagina, Teen Sex penis, anus and certain types of throat cancer.

Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a vaccine called Gardasil, made by Merck & Co., for the prevention of infection by four types of HPV. Gardasil prevents infection by two cancer-causing HPV types (16 and 18 - responsible for 70% of cervical cancer in the United States) and two HPV types that cause genital warts (6 and 11 - responsible for about 90% of the HPV-induced genital warts in the United States).

A competitor of Merck, GlaxoSmithKline, has a vaccine under review by the FDA that they hope to have approved in the near future. This vaccine, called Cervarix, prevents infection with HPV types 16 and 18.

The FDA approved Gardisil for use in girls and women between the ages of 9 and 25 who have not ever been exposed to HPV. The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends vaccination of girls at the ages of 11 or 12.

Both Gardisil and Cervarix are almost 100% effective against the virus types they contain, but are probably ineffective against all the strains they do not contain. How long the protective effect of either HPV vaccine lasts after inoculation is unknown, but many experts believe resistance to infection will last at least four years.

Even though the current HPV vaccine only protects against a limited number of HPV types, in the U.S. it makes sense for young women and girls to be vaccinated since the risk of injury and death from HPV infection is so high. The vaccine has very few side effects, and medical experts believe the risk of vaccination is extremely low in comparison to the benefit.

While some religious leaders are opposed to vaccination because they are worried that it will encourage sexual promiscuity, this “virginity or death” stance has no legitimate Porn in a civilized society. On the other hand, it makes little sense for politicians to force girls to be vaccinated since the commercial vaccine, while very profitable to its manufacturer, is only the beginning of the solution to worldwide HPV prevention.

The new HPV vaccines are clearly important medical progress in controlling life-threatening viral infections, but problems remain. If only females are vaccinated, the HPV reservoir in males will be unaffected and the threat to the human population as a whole is unlikely to be reduced. With HPV infections so high worldwide, it is likely that other HPV strains not included in the commercial vaccines will increase in frequency over time, leaving even vaccinated people susceptible.

From the standpoint of worldwide virus control, the high cost of the vaccine makes it too expensive for use in developing countries. Ongoing research should improve the breadth of effectiveness of HPV vaccines to include protection against essentially all virus strains. In addition, in the future there may be therapeutic vaccines to treat people already infected with HPV. For now, keep informed, remain skeptical of commercial advertising and unproved claims, but take advantage of this valuable advance in preventative medicine.

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Dalmatians were well known as a carriage dog and so they were also known as Spotted Coach-dogs. Evidence shows that possibly the breed existed centuries before it was named in the 18th century. There is 4000-year-old Greek art showing dogs that look much like modern Dalmatians. The Dalmatian dog breed’s popularity surged with the 1956 novel The Hundred and One Dalmatians by Dodie Smith, and also the Disney film based on the book.

Their size allowed them to fit under the rear axle of the coach, where they often ran. Their stamina allowed them to keep up with the horses and guard dog tendencies allowed the owners to leave the coach without worrying about their possessions. It was often said that a coach was better left in the care of the dogs than the coachman, who could easily be distracted by highway robbers.

The Dalmatian is most famous for being the firehouse dog. This probably started in London where they were first acquired as “ratters”, to kill vermin in London’s stables and firehouses. Soon they were running alongside the fire engine. To this day, many firehouses in Great Britain and the USA have a Dalmatian, although now, they are more likely to been seen riding on the fire truck instead of along side it.

The breed’s first appearance in a dog show was in Great Britain in 1860. The first American shows appearance was in 1926, when the Dalmatian Club of American held its first National Specialty Show.

The exact time and location of the dog’s origin are unknown. However, because Dalmatians appear in an Italian wall painting dated about 1360 A.D. and because these spotted dogs were named after Dalmatia, an Adriatic coastal region, one may
assume that they originated somewhere in this area. But, it wasn’t until 1780 when the name “Dalmatian” was used in the English language.

In the 1700’s, Dalmatians were used to protect horses that pulled English stagecoaches. Typically two Dalmatians live sex run next to the horses as they pulled the coach. When other dogs tried to run out and scare the horses, the Dalmatian team would chase them away. Over the years, Dalmatians formed a close bond with horses. During this time, horse theft was very common. Because of the potential for theft, stagecoach drivers would typically sleeping a hammock strung between two stalls where they would watch for thieves. However, because of the bond between the Dalmatians and the horses, the driver could sleep in a hotel or house if he owned a Dalmatian.

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All the things fall in place nicely and each member of the family enjoys the vacations. Well, that is surely the case with all inclusive family holidays. These Singles are generally those holidays, which include all the expenses related to boarding, lodging, airport transfers, food and beverage etc. To sum it up, everything that is needed to make a holiday splendid is incorporated in the holiday package deal at subsidized prices. Interestingly, these offers are available for all the family members.

The vacationers desire that their holidays must be spent amidst the pleasant locations, awesome hotel stays, trying exotic international cuisines, adventures and sea cruises. These expectations are so much from a single trip but all inclusive family holidays cater to travel enthusiasts, in exactly the same way. Such vacations are sufficient for leaving the holiday-goers spell bound. The hospitality in such package deals is quite awesome. The luxury heritage hotel stays are among the added benefits.

The travel agencies who offer all inclusive family holidays do not spare an effort to provide the best hotel stay, service, transit service and food. The tour executives guide the holiday family to make the most out of their trip. In addition, the holiday tour consists of activities for excursion like cycling, golf, snooker, billiards etc. The terrific destinations are just the tip of the iceberg, as there is lot more to these vacations, which is specifically devised for the complete family. These package deals are offered by travel agencies and tour operators.

The tour operators devise the all inclusive family holidays in coordination with travel experts. Such vacations are made to comprise the pleasures that a family wishes to avail. The fun of this trip never ends for the traveler. These holidays are also economical due to the bulk booking achieved by the travel company. The packages consist of varied activities and destinations that travel enthusiasts distinguish as a must for holiday goers. All this and lot more, makes the travelers indulge in never ending fun.

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In recent years, business has been given a bad rap. Global warming, war, environmental destruction, refugee displacement, and erosion of human and worker rights, and child hunger and starvation can all be traced back to Amateur Sex behavior of business driven by the profit motive. However, for every business who falls into this category there are, literally thousands of others whose activities make a significant contribution to the well-being of their staff, communities, ecologies and planet.

The common thread between these businesses is not always immediately obvious. They come in many different shapes and sizes. They include large corporations, family businesses, local cooperatives and collectives, cottage industries, not-for-profit organizations, and simply those individuals with an idea whose time has come. These businesses are also diverse in their focus, vision and activity ranging from carpet manufacturing, to cosmetic sales, accounting services, community art, software developers and news services.

Rather than purpose or structure, the common thread between these organizations is that, together, they are redefining the concept of creativity in business. Traditionally, creativity has been seen as something to do with innovating new products and services. These businesses however, reflect a much more thoughtful uptake of creativity and are driven by creativity as a set of principles. These businesses engage ten principles of creativity not as something to be exploited in pursuit of the next big profit, but conversely as the purpose for which we ultimately seek to make our profits.

Principle 1 - Consciousness & The Body Shop

Creativity starts with consciousness - a willingness to be present and aware of this moment in all of its glory and all of its horror. There is perhaps no greater example of a business who applied the principle of consciousness than the Body Shop.

When the first Body Shop opened in Brighton (UK) during the 1970’s, the global cosmetics industry was based on a chain of supply that depended on the exploitation of people, land and animals on an unimaginable scale. The willingness of the Body Shop not only made cosmetics its business, but also made it their business to be completely conscious of the source of its ingredients. This was, at the time, almost unheard of and critics forecast that seeking to base a business on consciousness would never survive.

Over 40 years later the Body Shop is continues to be one of the most significant players in the cosmetics industry, and still retains its focus on supply consciousness and public awareness. The Body Shop pioneered what it means to be fully present and acknowledge the sometimes harsh reality of current business practices - rather than covering it up with glossy brochures. The consciousness of the Body Shop established an imperative for creating new possibilities so strong that innovation and change was inevitable. Businesses who are willing to acknowledge the genuine reality of current circumstances establish fertile ground for creating change.

Principle 2 - Courage & Greenpeace

When we think of courage in business we typically revere the Donald Trumps of the world who take risks with big money that mostly seem to “pay off”. However, courage in creative businesses has a different meaning.

Perhaps there is no more obvious example of genuine courage in business than Greenpeace. This work of this not-for-profit business focuses on peaceful action that gives voice to, and protects, those living in our world who do not have a voice of their own.

Greenpeace upholds the type of courage that gives rise to genuine creativity. Creative businesses such as Greenpeace are not willing to stand by and say “that’s not my problem, that has nothing to do with me”. Courage is not about only about taking risks, but is reflected in the sorts of risks that businesses are willing to take.

Like Greenpeace, businesses who are creative have the courage to take full ownership of their own part in humanity, of their desires, their fears, their passions, their responsibilities and their possibilities. Creative businesses have the courage to do their work that does not come at the cost of their connection to the communities that they belong to.

Principle 3 - Connection & SimpleSavings

Businesses with the courage to take ownership of their own thread in the fabric of humanity, open up possibilities for connecting themselves to people and communities on a level that matters. This connection creates a wholeness that is not possible otherwise, providing the basis for creativity that has meaning, relevance and integrity.

SimpleSavings is a small web-based business run by a stay-at-home mum. This business provides a platform for a community of individuals sharing ways of saving money and reducing consumerism in real terms. This business now has over 40, 000 customers and over 8.500 unique saving and spending strategies in their ever-growing “vault”.

SimpleSavings is an example that when one business has the courage to take ownership of the issues that matter, they generate a deep and profound connection with people. This connection provides an essential element for creativity in business because genuine creativity is a collaborative process that is enriched through diversity and participation.

Principle 4: Conscience & Australia Zoo.

A business that is made up of people who form an authentic connection to the world around them establish the basis of business conscience.

One of the most inspirational examples of a business with conscience is Australia Zoo, founded by the parents of the late Steve Irwin. As well as being a fully commercial tourist attraction, the conscience of this business sparked probably an immeasurable impact on changing the world. Profits from this business are funneled back into wilderness rehabilitation and the establishment of sanctuary. Importantly, this business has also been a pioneer in conservation education, and it is likely that the full impact of Steve Irwin’s legacy is yet to be fully felt.

When business conscience is based on guilt, it creates a drain on both the finances and energy of businesses. Australia Zoo demonstrates that instead of guilt, the conscience of a truly creative business is based on passion. Conscience in this context provides the spark and energy required to reveal the creative possibilities beyond the every-day.

Principle 5: Compassion & Amnesty International

Finding genuine compassion is probably one of the greatest challenges for businesses in realizing their full creative potential. Sympathy for people or issues considered a “worthy cause” is easy pickings for businesses. However, genuine compassion emerges out of a willingness to do what it takes to be inclusive and encompassing. Genuine compassion requires more than a grants chequebook.

Amnesty International has made its business out of genuine compassion, This not-for-profit business responds to issues that are neither popular nor attractive by seeking an end political oppression and violence in all of its forms. These guys tackle the hard issues of human rights, including for people who society would prefer to forget. Amnesty International is often the only voice representing people who, for whatever reason, have been deemed unworthy by societies or governments. Amnesty International provides the same attention to women and children oppressed by gender-based violence, as they do to Analsex murders on death row.

Amnesty International shows us that the true test of compassion is when business is asked to apply it to people who are “not worthy”. The finding of common ground with those we see as “the Other” is essential to businesses who are creating futures that are free from conflict and oppression based on race, gender, age, economic status or any other characteristic.

Principle 6: Commitment & Inclusion Press.

When genuine compassion is found (as opposed to “giving” sympathy to “worthy causes”) it can often be overwhelming for businesses. Commitment is the quality that allows businesses to set about creating their vision despite its enormity.

Inclusion Press is one business who demonstrates a humble commitment to creating their vision. This business develops and publishes resources, tools and workshops that support schools, families and teachers working to include all children, including those with “disabilities”. Their vision is for schools that are child-centered, rather than centered on curriculums and standards.

Like Inclusion Press, all creative businesses have a vision which seeks to address fundamental needs of humanity over the long term, rather than quick profits or quick fixes. This type of creativity therefore depends on a commitment to be in it for the long haul, even when the end is not always easily in sight.

Principle 7: Confidence & FotoKids

Confidence is a peaceful stance that invites - rather than coerces - others to join and participate in creating the vision for the business.

FotoKids is a fully functioning business that seeks to create new possibilities for children growing up in the city slums of Guatemala. This business is run by the children themselves (some as young as four years old), who undertake photography classes and produce documentaries and art works for galleries. Money generated by the sale of photographs, is used by the children to fund their education and family income.

Rather than seeking to “convince” others, or to limit the space available to competing voices, creative businesses have a focus on opening up and creating dialogue. The confidence of a creative business is reflected in its willingness to trust its own voice and the voice of the people who have a stake in the vision.

Principle 8: Contribution & the Creations out of the Blue Ltd.

Rather than an identity of entitlement, creative businesses see themselves as contributors whose role is to give something of themselves. For creative businesses the size of the potential impact is no deterrent to contribution.

Creations out of the Blue Ltd. is a small community cooperative nestled in an isolated area of NSW, Australia. Located in a community where rates of drug addition, domestic violence and unemployment are amongst the highest in the state, this business makes all the difference. Run by 12 local women, the business provides a place where the women can contribute their art and craft skills to others, and generate an income from the sale of their works.

Creative businesses are not limited by the notion that contribution has to be big and grand, or that it only happens in board rooms. Like Creations out of the Blue, a creative business actively sets out to identify and mobilize the strengths available to it. A creative business has the talent for recognizing potential and talents in situations that others see as “hopeless”. These businesses create real change in the world by recognizing the importance of their own contribution, and the contribution of the people who it is connected to.

Principle 9: Commune & Imajica.

The principle of communing expands from the principle of connection to others, and encompasses connection to whole environments and across time. Businesses who employ the principle of communing understand that creativity arises out of a sense of knowing where we came from and what our place is in the world today.

Imajica is a small sailing charter business operated by Jesse Martin, off a remote island to the north of the Papua New Guinea mainland. Jesse first came to attention when he became the youngest person to sail solo around the world. With Imajica Jesse continues to change the world by providing people with the opportunity to remove themselves from the distractions of modern life, and reconnect with their true nature.

Businesses like Imajica understand that creative potential emerges best when people have the space both to go within, and to connect beyond. The principle of communion challenges each business to reexamine its physical spaces and its relationships with the built and natural environments, in order to both generate creativity and to create change.

Principle 10: Celebration & Circus Ethiopia.

The ultimate reason that creative businesses work toward their vision is, presumably, to bring about a way of life that is worth living. The change that many creative businesses dream of may not come within one lifetime. The principle of celebration serves to remind us what we are working toward, and of the progress we have made so far.

The Ethiopian Circus is a shining example of a business who understand the role of celebration in creating change. In stark contrast to the environmental and political setting where they are located, the circus is a place of joy and excitement. Its cast is made up entirely of children, and the business started out by teaching its performers to juggle with stones.

Circus Ethiopia is a wonderful reminder that it is joy that gives meaning our lives and purpose to our work. In turn, it is joy and meaning that are the staples sustaining our creative potential, our courage, and our commitment to change for the long-haul.

This article provides only a brief overview of a tiny sample of the thousands of creative businesses working to change our world. Any number of businesses could have been included in this article. The Creative Life Website is dedicated to providing support, resources and inspiration for individuals, families and businesses working toward a more creative, authentic and hopeful future. If you know of a creative business, let us know and we will be only too happy to include them as a detailed case study on our website.

For 18 years Mary has worked with communities, families, schools and organisations affected by poverty, war, child abuse, torture, geographic isolation, natural disaster and displacement to transform their futures. She is the author of The Ten Principles of a Creative Life and the creative life website.

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