Episodes

Oct. 1, 2019

#015 - The Best Business Advice You Can Take Is The Advice That Works For You

Much of the advice you receive sounds like common wisdom. For a reason. But despite the how common on specialized the advice you receive is, if you can't use it, you can’t use it.
Sept. 24, 2019

#014 - Mentors Cannot Perform Magic (Unless They Are Professional Magician)

Having someone who can help you navigate your business can help you avoid the problems they occur within their first steps. But your first steps are still your first steps.
Sept. 17, 2019

#013 - You Can Target Multiple Targets One Separate Pitch At A Time

You don’t have the be a slave to your singular target audience. You do have to craft custom messages for each target you would like to reach and cannot send multiple message at the same time.
Sept. 10, 2019

#012 - When You Fire Someone, Make It Feel Like Liberation, Not Punishment

Regardless of the rezone you are letting them go, make the separation look like freeing them to do greater things.
Sept. 3, 2019

#011 - Know What Your Business Does

It’s not just about pitching to investors in elevator rides. It’s really about selling you and your business to as many potential customers as possible.
Aug. 27, 2019

#010 - Older Workers Are Ready To Work For You

Older workers have the availability, experience, and desire to serve that can fill your business' needs.
Aug. 20, 2019

#009 - Buy Low Sell High Is Still Solid Business Advice

There is plenty of old standards given to aspiring business people that are completely outdated and useless. 'Buy low, sell high' doesn't count in that batch of bad advice.
Aug. 13, 2019

#008 - Using Over-Saturation Of A Market To Your Advantage

If you are side hustling, taking a little business here and there from your competitors often goes unnoticed. If you are still small enough that this is the case, you should use it to your advantage.
Aug. 6, 2019

#007 - Three Things To Consider In Your Hiring Decisions

When making hiring decisions, there are three important things to consider to ensure a solid hire: the candidate's general attractiveness, competence at their role, and passion for the job and company.
July 30, 2019

#006 - Packaging Helps Sell Your Products, Until It Doesn’t

All books are judged by their covers, and products are judged by their packaging. Until the books or packages are opened to see if the over-hype was lived up to, or if the under-hype was a clue to a letdown.
July 23, 2019

#005 - Advertising Is A Tool. It Is Far From Magic

Advertising is not otherworldly sorcery. An advertising campaign does a good job if it brings in more customers but transactions must be completed and payment collected to be ultimately successful.
July 16, 2019

#004 - Overcharge Those You Can So You Can Provide More To Those You Can Not

‘Fairness’ is a relative concept that gets lost in comparisons to others. What is a fair cost for some is an outrageous ask for others, not necessarily because of the value of service but from the ability to pay. So, charge …
July 9, 2019

#003 - You Pay People To Use Their Time To Do What You Want Them To Do

A business works on the exchange of cash or other valuable items for a service or item of perceived value. And the people who work in and on your business are there because of a similar exchange based on the sense of the val…
July 2, 2019

#002 - First Things First Means Always Start With Your Paperwork In Mind

In order to have a business, you must have it on paper. If you are starting off your business with no documentation, you are just creating a very labor-intensive hobby.
June 26, 2019

#001 - Businesses Need Partners, Not Partnas

Define the roles of everyone involved with your business early, and their escape clauses if necessary and needed. Assume both, especially if you are working with friends and family.