which is the easiest way to advance a career if I am lacking sponsor?
492910
First off, you will need to choose a career path. Nobody on this board can tell you which path to choose that has to come from you. Remember that you are choosing a career, so choose the path that will make you the happiest both in the short and the long term. This includes picturing where you will be 5-10 years down the line.\n\nOnce you have chosen a career path, never stop educating yourself in that field. For example if you are a programmer, continue to learn the newest and most sought after languages, i.e., web services, J2EE etc.\n\nFinally it sounds as if your career at your present company is butting up against a dead end. I would reccomend that you start looking for a new place to work that can help further your career and bring excitement to your day. Keep the old job until you find something then make the leap.\n\nGood luck in whatever path you take...
363179
There are many creative way to overcome gaps in employment and/or lack of exp. It would take entire page to name them all. Find a friend in mangement ask him what he looks for. Another tool is ask a recruiter or employment counselor what these tools are. You will find you do have exp you didnt know you had that can go on your resume.
446229
You said you had business cards made up.  Where or who did you hand those out to?  Hand them out to people you know through any social organization that you are a part of.  There should also be a local chapter for business women in your city where you can network.  Another way to pick up business is through word of mouth.  Something you could try is offering a discount or another incentive to your current clients if they refer someone to you.
77697
Work with some export house and gain some experiance, you Can also contact to export promotion Council for help
1091260
Easy - try one or all of these things:\n\n1. Sell something or a lot of somethings you own that are of value.\n\n2. Take on a second or third job.\n\n3. Set up a carwash at the neighborhood gas station to raise money for your "good cause."  Yes, you can be the cause.  If you pitch it cleverly people will admire your inititive and creativity and reward you for it even if you're not the classic charity.   Having hot, swimsuit clad people washing also helps.  :P\n\n4. Other than that, if you have good credit you can borrow it or tap a family member, but that isn't going to work if you're a flake.\n\nUsually people that have it together can find money when they need it, or better yet, they plan ahead so urgent needs are pretty rare.
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I don't think you understand the system. This form has to be provided by someone you know - not some random person here.\n\nFurthermore, that person must prove the financial means to support you if you don't have a source of income yourself, and pledge to support you. I seriously doubt you'll find a sponsor here.
252986
If you want an H1 sponsor, you need to get a job.  Any company can sponsor you, but in order to get the visa you need to have at the very least a binding offer of employment along with some other qualifications (education, type of employment, etc.).
865266
The company that offered you the job can sponsor you. If your job is what they need you need to call them and ask them to sponsor you for a visa. Otherwise a family member if you have one can also sponsor you. Your best bet for sponsorship is the company/organization (maybe a church), family member, or fiancee.
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You should look into hiring a public relations team. But if you don't have the money for that...\n\nCompanies don't sponsor something unless they KNOW they're getting something in return. What are you giving your sponsors? Media exposure? Clients? \n\nPlay off your connections. Have you met people with contacts at some of the functions you've spoken at? Don't be afraid to use your contacts! \n\nWhat you need to do is have a pretty solid concept of an event you want to hold. Then, TEAM UP with other people. As a single motivational speaker, who I am assuming isn't super-well known (you're not a Dr. Phil, right?) you're going to need to draw more media attention, ie, more people/companies.
542811
Look for a sponsor.  Perhaps the university can sponsor you.  What ever you do, please do it legally.  good luck
118709
Consider home schooling until your situation improves. Pray, the Lord will supply your needs. Ask a local church or business for sponsorship. Best of luck to you, I also will say a prayer for you.
166436
Perhaps you could create procedures for your successful business, so you can partly delegate the tasks to someone you trust. Then you'd have more time to pursue your passionate career. Good luck!
1176403
Your ambition is great! Unfortunately, you're between a rock & a hard spot. Serious racing sponsors consider not just experienced racers, but only those with winning records. Nobody wants to be in last place & few want to be connected with a nameless rookie. I know that sounds cruel, but those are the facts. Before I retired, approving & issuing sponsorships for racecars & show cars was part of my job. I turned down hundreds of racers & only bought into a few each year. If you can grasp the reality that no one is going to pay you to learn (if they would, we'd all be drivers), I can tell you how to proceed.\nYou need to eat, sleep & breathe racing. You should be at the track every chance you get. You need to talk to & become friendly with drivers, owners & technicians. You should offer to help with the dirty work, even for free.  Once you're in this circle it is much easier to gain a sponsorship.  Most often drivers/owners get sponsors through networking.  That is, knowing someone who knows someone who knows someone who recommends you to a sponsor. Get car people on your side.  It isn't easy.  But if it was...well, you know.
75730
Well.. Best way is to check CV's on recritment sites.\nor transfer guys that u know to ur company :p (not an ethic way but it works)
470467
you might try to get CFA certification, it doesn't required company sponsorship and equates to MBA degree. Although it requires 3 years of experience to get the final certificate, even passing Level I might help you to get a job in this industry.
1173107
If you are looking for an immigration sponsor, you need to have skills that they need in their business. It is unclear form your question what you would offer to a sponsor.
904835
Go for the more logical step with better prospects. After you have worked hard and made money then you have the freedom to follow your dreams!