ARAYE by Adenike Oni

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Everyone, except Araye, looked forward to the crown prince's arrival. Despite her disinterest, she didn't expect that the crown prince would be her trial—the beginning of her trials. Araye's father is the keeper of the “secrets to the gate”, an ancient scroll that contains the details of Eritonia's impenetrable walls. When Prince Dovian discovers that her betrothed is not who he claims to be, and only wants her for the scroll, he offers to marry her to save her and the kingdom. She refuses, prompting him to seek assistance from Romike, a clever but deceitful lady. Things get complicated as everything Prince Dovian does to stop the wedding fails. When Araye finally discovers the truth, hearts have been broken and hopes shattered. Staying true to her heart would be her only way out. Except, she isn't sure of anything. Not even her heart. Get your copy for free below.

FOUR PEAK PERFORMANCE HACKS FOR BUSINESS GROWTH: Increase Your Revenue by Changing Your Habits

Business growth

Business growth is more than an increase in sales. It includes the ability of a business to have more employees, retain previous customers, increase its customer base, and provide more value. 


Every business thrives on revenue, but generating more revenue for your business does not have to be difficult. You can develop the marketing edge needed to thrive in an over-saturated market. You already have what to sell (product), all that’s left is to sharpen the ‘engine’ of sale (you).


As a small-scale or large-scale business owner, making a change in your habits can be the difference between the current level of your business growth and the next. When you consistently exercise, prioritize, minimize distractions, delegate, and learn, it becomes easier for you to generate enough revenue to keep your business running. 


These five actions will not only result in consistent business growth but will also improve customer and employer-employee relations.


Exercise

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Apart from toning your muscles, exercising will clear your mind and help you come up with and recognize ideas that will properly communicate the uniqueness of your business. You need consumers to understand the difference between you and other similar brands. That is your key selling point. 


Regular exercise keeps your body in shape, improves your mood, and most importantly, increases your productivity.


Minimize Distractions



Now that the mind is clear and ideas have been jotted down, it’s important to minimize distractions. Distractions sap energy and slow down work. Growing a business requires focused planning. 


Something as simple as replying to online messages when you should be focused on a task only sets you up for reduced output. We are all distinct, and so are our distractions. Take note of unproductive activities that take your time and eliminate them by prioritizing.


Prioritize


Remember the ideas you jotted down? This is the time to implement them. For example, you may have decided to the color of your brand because you discovered that a particular color appeals to your target audience. Implementing and prioritizing this could entail scheduling an appointment with your brand’s graphic designer as soon as possible. 


To ensure maximum productivity, make a list of the things you’d like to get done when your mind is calm and focused. Arrange them according to their importance. This may not appear to be a ‘mysterious performance hack’ but it will provide you with something to focus on throughout the day.


Learn


You don’t have to cram the encyclopedia for you to gain and implement ideas that will help you generate more revenue for your business. You only have to learn something new every day. But more than gaining random knowledge, look for information that can be applied to your business.


Another thing to learn is the mistakes other businesses make. Avoid those pitfalls and your business is on its way to experiencing its greatest increase.



Written by Adenike Oni

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