Jim Palmer, author of Decide, had a couple of successful businesses already running when he decided to partner with a friend for another. This idea, while great at the time, turned out to be an expensive learning experience for them.
Employee Relationships And The Challenges They Cause
Jessica Rhodes runs Interview Connections, a company that helps match podcasts with guest experts. Her business is booming. And she’s running it with a team of virtual employees.
Everything was running smooth. And then Jessica had to take time off for the birth of her second child.
Cheap Pricing Disaster Shows You How To Raise Your Prices, And Keep Clients
Joe Kashurba, from Agency Accelerator, manages 6 figure marketing budgets for some of the largest companies in their industry. Yet, it wasn’t always easy for him.
He started off as a web designer.
Misunderstanding Willpower
Willpower is misunderstood.
It’s not something outside you. It’s not something you need to summon. It’s not something that fails you.
Why Most Business Ideas Fail, And What You Can Do About It
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.
Want To Grow Your Service Business? Document Your Procedures Now
Starting a service business wasn’t the first thing on Carey Green’s mind. He had been a pastor for the last 20 years but he felt a calling towards a different path.
Carey left his church and wondered what he was going to do. He pursued ideas that went nowhere fast. He was editing a friend’s podcast and his friend said, “Why don’t you turn this into a business?”
And he did.