Your Crochet Business: New Year Reset
If you have a micro crochet business the New Year is always a good time to plan your growth and direction for your venture.
It is at the turning points each year, and for most of us that is the start in January, that you can assess what you hope to achieve in your crochet business for the next twelve months.
You can also do a review of how things went during the past year before you start the plan for your new year in crochet.
Questions for You
Ask yourself the following questions and they will help you find your path in the New Year.
These can be answered towards the end of December each year as your business naturally slows down after Christmas.
Personally I do this in the week between Christmas and New Year. I take these seven days off from the main business of selling and interacting with my clients.
I spend this time with my family and friends. But there are now hours in front of the TV and this is when I consider what I’m doing and where I’m going.
With your crochet journal in hand consider the next 365 days of your crocheting life.
In the New Year
What will you do more of?
What will you do less of?
Who will you partner and collaborate with?
Which yarns will you choose?
Which items will you continue to make?
Which items will you never make again?
Do you need a better hook?
Do you want to do more designing?
Will you start a square-a-day blanket?
Honesty
Be honest. Write it down you can always go back and change things later.
You can use your crochet journal to capture your thoughts and plans for each new Year.
Author Bio
Alison Heathcote, a passionate crochet enthusiast and dedicated business blogger, combines her love for crafting and entrepreneurship to inspire and connect with others.
With a knack for transforming yarn into beautiful creations and a flair for sharing valuable insights about running a successful crochet business, Alison embodies the perfect blend of creativity and practicality.
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