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A Simple Formula To Guarantee An Instant "virtual Team" Return On Investment

Recently I conducted a survey of
entrepreneurs who expressed interest in-10 hours freed up on bookkeeping for $350
virtual teams and asked, "What is your singlemonth
greatest challenge with building a virtual
team?-With those 10 hours, how many new clients
could  you  handle?
Over 64% answered, "Knowing how to pay for a
team."-  One  client  =  breakeven
The funny thing is I never questioned whether-Two clients = double your Return on
or not I could afford to hire someone. ThatInvestment
feels like a limiting question. A more
powerful question is, "What do I need to doThe trick is to know what you will do with
to  cover  this  cost  in  my  business?"your time. For some, you will need to focus
on generating new business. For others, you
When I conducted the five interviews for thewill want to use your new found freedom for
Virtual Team Building Secrets, Alexandriafun things like spending time with your
Brown shares how scary it was to hire herfamily or traveling. But if cash flow is
first assistant, Liz Murphy. But somewherecritical, you must focus on filling it with
deep inside, Ali new that the ONLY way torevenue  generating  opportunities!
achieve her bigger dream was to surround
herself with people who could help her. WhenIf you already have a team and you want to
she hired Liz, in her mind she knew all shedetermine if you should grow it, the question
had to do was take on one extra client tobecomes, what will my return on investment
cover her monthly bill. Within a short periodbe?
of time, Ali had doubled her return on
investment and she's never looked back. (IWill my new team member be directly
believe she has over 10 contractors on hergenerating sales, creating new revenue
team  now!)generating opportunities (marketing), or
support freeing up more of my time so I can
So what is the formula to know how to pay forfocus  on  high  payoff  opportunities.
your team? It's very simple. Let's start with
a basic premise that one client is worth $350It literally boils down to 6th grade math!
per month to you and that you will outsourceFigure out what it will take to make sense to
your bookkeeping at a rate of $35/hour for 10your bottom line. My guess is...the cost of
hours  a  month.doing it yourself is much greater than the
cost to outsource and delegate.
-One  coaching  client  =  $350/month



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