Fail To Learn | Obstacles are Opportunities
Obstacles are opportunities | Learn from the mistakes of others...
If you’re a personal trainer, coach, consultant, manager of a team, how do you keep in contact with your clients or employees? How can you make it personal and keep them accountable?
That’s the question David Pitts faced in his personal training business. As his business grew he lost his ability to manually deliver personal messages on a larger scale.
I’m doing things a little different in this episode. Instead of the typical interview, I’m taking control.
I’m not sharing my failures (I don’t know where to start). Instead I’m addressing the reasons why most business ideas die and never find life. And what you need to do to give your ideas a fighting chance.
Matt McWilliams is the biggest name behind many of the biggest names marketing online today. Matt’s business runs affiliate programs for people like Jeff Goins, Michael Hyatt, Brian Tracy International, Lewis Howes, copywriter Ray Edwards, among others.
I have the fortune to talk with Dan Crask, from Brand Shepherd today. When Dan started up their business they took on a client who they should’ve told, “No!”
They were new in business. They wanted to build something amazing for this company because the company had potential influence for referrals. So they took the job. And it lost money, time, and energy.
Ian Brodie started off as a business consultant and was great at helping his clients with their strategies and making changes. But to progress in his company he had to sell. And that’s where the problems started.
Nate Smith had to ask himself a series of questions as he abandoned business attempt after business attempt. Until he found something that worked. It works well now, and he keeps on top to make sure it continues working far into the future.
