Instead of the typical midyear goals show, Robby tackles the often forgotten SWOT Analysis on this week's show. Though, you be ready for us to go full throttle midyear goals in a week or two.

Chase let Robby wander off on his own this week with a microphone in his empty office with no roadmap for his solo debut. The world smiled at Mr. Woods as he took a phone call from a realtor to kick off the show.

Following that Robby decides to spend this week going over the SWOT Analysis that you should be doing on your own company.  He’s giving an inside glimpse to his personal SWOT Analysis that he was taught by his mentor to use in evaluating his business throughout the year.

Strengths
Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats

From here we want you to start getting your head in the right place to start reviewing you goals to evaluate your progress thus far in the year. Robby shares a few deep insights to places he doesn’t feel that he is succeeding at so far this year.

This reflection gives you the opportunity to truly assess your goals and the progress to decide if the lack of progress is your fault or the fault of the goal size.

This all gets tied together with some progress Robby has made with Michelle Humphrey, his business coach, his SWOT Analysis, and written goals combining together to grow his business.

Hopefully we brought you a solid show for this week; let us know your thoughts.

If you have any questions for us or comments send them our way at [email protected].

Listen to this week’s show and learn:

• Robby Flies Solo For The First Time
• Why Not Take A Live Call From A Real Estate Agent
• The Difference Strong Vendors Can Make In Your Business
• Some Of The Largest Threats For Note Investors
• Why A SWOT Analysis Can Be So Profitable For Your Business

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Thanks for listening to our show! We’ll be back next Wednesday morning.

Cheers,

Chase & Robby