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• Activities map and sanity check
• Good to great model
• Passions and values
• Financial efficiency - income and time
• Roles and responsibilities - what you can be
the best at (Riskit model)
• What’s your next step?
Introduction
Activities map and sanity check
What do you get from them? What led you to do them?
Good to great model
maintain motivation sustain your business
• Map activities into the love it or don’t
bother model
Passions and values
• Value sort exercise
• Which items on your map affirm values?
• Which conflict with your values?
Passions and values
• How much income are you generating?
• How much time are you investing?
Financial efficiency
Income / time balance
• How much income is generated?
• How much time is invested?
• Does the income cover your costs,
i.e. is it profitable?
• How can you be more efficient with time?
• How can you increase your profit margin?
Financial efficiency
Costing your daily rate
Overheads
plus
Salary
Days per
year Weekends Holidays
Contin
-gency Admin
Total
days
available
Daily Hourly
Rate Rate
no admin
time £27,000 365 104 30 5 0 226 £119 £15
admin at
25% £27,000 365 104 30 5 56 170 £159 £20
admin at
40% £27,000 365 104 30 5 90 136 £199 £25
Costing your daily rate
Roles and responsibilities
Analyse roles, responsibilities and rewards
Who’s getting the work to the client/audience?
Who’s responsible for generating
the idea?
Who’s making
the work?
Idea + production questions
• How’s something being created?
• What may be achieved by employing a
particular means of production?
Production + delivery to market questions
• What’s the capacity to deliver on time to the right
quality?
• How’s the work assessed during production?
• What might change as the project matures?
Idea + delivery to market questions
• Income streams, price and value
• How can an audience/market opportunity be
recognised and provided for?
Relationships across all roles questions
• Who has the overview?
• Who has overall responsibility for making it
happen?
Analyse roles, responsibilities and rewards
• Where do you sit?
• Are you focusing in or widening out?
Your Riskit model
maintain motivation sustain your business
• What insights have the models produced?
• What will you do now?
What’s your next step?
What’s your next step?
• Set yourself 3 actions
Next steps
• A Guide to Starting a Business Plan
• Business Plan Contents Guide
• Costing & Pricing Work
• Budgets Guide
• Cash Flow Guide
• DIY Professional Development Planning Tool
Please note: Clients and other organisations have kindly given permission for Cultural Enterprise
Office to use some content only within the workshop. Therefore some of the slides shown in the
workshop are not reproduced in this document. Where possible we have attributed the source of the
content in the presentation for clients to research further.
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