Self-employment

Success breakthroughs require help

At some point, every entrepreneur "hits the wall." It's a barrier on the road to small business growth that an entrepreneur can't figure out how to surmount. These challenges may include raising money, too much work or an inability to take the business to the next level.

ROGER PIERCE
[ 2005-09-07 ]

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"We all need help to achieve our goals," says entrepreneur Moira Sutton. "My market is those who want a personal or business breakthrough."

Through her company, Success Breakthroughs (www.successbreakthroughs.ca), Sutton works to inspire and empower individuals to live their passion and achieve greatness both personally and professionally.

In business for 20 years, she's owned businesses in health and wellness, computers, counselling, therapy and coaching, and personal development.

Sutton believes the best thing about being an entrepreneur is the opportunity to pursue any adventure or goal. "I believe you can truly have it all, achieving one's best both professionally and personally," she says.

Quick results


Her coaching work is done in partnership with Self Management Group, where she works with clients to get powerful results in a very short period of time. Clients are asked to commit to certain goals and complete homework assignments in between coaching sessions to move them toward a success breakthrough.

Starting this fall, Sutton will share her years of experience through her new show on Rogers Television called Success Breakthroughs. "It's all about entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized business owners and their success stories," she says. The show is designed to help people to select the right venture for them. It also features experts who share tips and advice on how to succeed in a small business based on their own experiences.

"I am doing the Success Breakthroughs show because I realized that people need to know what running a small business really means," Sutton says. "The show will hopefully help people to decide to start their own business, or help those already in business to break through any barriers."

To catch Success Breakthroughs this month in Toronto, check the broadcast schedule on www.rogerstelevision.com.

-- Entrepreneurship expert Roger Pierce trains people on how to start a small business in the Up & Running Biz Launch Program.

www.bizlaunch.ca








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