freebie: venture vitals
Here’s what you’ll find in this free checklist:
- The essential steps that you should take to get your business off the ground
- A clear map for what to do first, and second and so on, so that you feel less overwhelmed and stay focused
- Advice on how to get started and set solid foundations
- Access to simple tools to help you build a cohesive and sustainable business model
- Extra insights based on what I’ve learned in the Kenyan market since 2016
Starting a business can be a bit crazy, right?
There are a million things that you think you need to do. Your to do list grows, and grows, and GROWS! Suddenly, you have so much to get done that you end up overwhelmed and under-productive.
So how on Earth do you figure out what order you’re meant to do things in? How do you choose which are the most important to take your business forward?
There are just SO many things to learn and do, yet you have no idea where to start.
You feel that you would love someone with expertise to lay it down all for you, step-by-step. But, because you’re just starting out, what you need right now is solid, yet cost-free, advice.
Venture Vitals is your answer.
It will give you complete clarity on what exactly needs to be done when you’re getting started.
No more time wasting. No more uncertainty.
A step-by-step startup checklist of all the stuff you really need to do when you’re starting out.
And it’s all yours, for FREE!
Here’s what you’ll find in this free checklist:
- The essential steps that you should take to get your business off the ground
- A clear map for what to do first, and second and so on, so that you feel less overwhelmed and stay focused
- Advice on how to get started and set solid foundations
- Access to simple tools to help you build a cohesive and sustainable business model
You’ll also receive free bite-size inspiration and strategies twice monthly by email, so you never need to feel confused or alone on your startup journey.
praise for Venture Vitals
“I love the material, as it is such a straight forward, easy to read and return to! We are well on our way to completing the checklist and that makes me happy. I also love the pricing tool as it is very practical and straight forward. Many thanks for sharing!” –Daniela Gheorghe, vChalk Education
“Already after the first glance I was much clearer on what actions to prioritise and where my strengths and weaknesses are. The clarity achieved through the Checklist doesn’t necessarily require learning further skills, but it allows to plan for likely shortfalls as the business develops. It’s a map of potential road blocks.” –Nina May, Wunderdog Magazine
“I have just started to build my social enterprise and this checklist came just as I had been blogging for a few days alongside my paid occasional work. The checklist at the beginning gives you a flavour of where to start and what to expect. It is well presented with attractive design and the steps are clearly laid out. Plus there are links to other helpful pages and resources.” –Rhys Morgan, Shoots of Recovery
who’s that girl?
Hey! I’m Danielle Anderson, founder of Step & Stone, and I work with people who are ready to make a living, doing work they love, without compromising on their values in the process. People like you!
I can help you make sense of all that noise in your head. You’ll get really clear on who you’re in business for, what you’re selling, and how to talk about it so your customers get it. Plus you’ll stay focused on your next step to take.
I started my business in 2013 after throwing in the towel on my “successful” decade-long career in financial services.
I followed my own passion and have built a sustainable business, twice. Once in the UK, and again in Kenya. A business which has let me work with entrepreneurs across Europe, the Caribbean and East Africa (and satisfy my need for adventure)!
And now, I give you the tools to help you build a business on your terms.
So, if you’re tired of feeling like your business might not work and you’re ready to do things a bit differently, click here to find out ways that I’m currently working with entrepreneurs, both online and in real life.
