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It's Thanksgiving 2k16 people! In this week's show we take time to say thank you, talking about outsourcing, buying drug dealer cellphones, and so much more.
Right off the top, this week's episode is the annual Thanksgiving edition, and Chase dives right in with gratitude. As part of the weekly Note MBA Insider email, he already took some time to thank the listeners and Note MBA community. However, just in case you don't get the weekly email, he takes a moment to say thank you.
Moving right along with the Thanksgiving analogue, Chase prompts Robby to discuss how full their plates are currently. They've been incredibly busy these past few months. Robby notes that one of the biggest opportunities with all these projects is closing them out. He harps on the need to finish what they've started to keep from spinning too many plates at once.
We've talked before about the importance of having effective boots on the ground in areas you're investing. Well, what's the next best thing to your own boots? During the interview with Paul Birkett last week, Robby was up in Chicago taking care of business. While he was there Robby sent two of his guys to Atlanta, GA. Robby talks a bit about this process, and the importance of being comfortable with 80% from outsourcing.
Throughout this year the guys have done a massive expansion of their business. They talk about how as the year closes out its been a few months of contraction now. Robby talks about some of the concentration that is taking place within areas of the business that have expanded.
On a final note, the guys mention that this might be the last show of 2016. It's likely they'll be back for a goals episode to really close out the year, but that hasn't been scheduled yet.
Thanks for listening everyone and as always, if you have any questions, comments or potential deals to send our way, email us at [email protected].
Listen & Watch this Week’s Show to Learn:
Featured on the Show:
Thanks for listening to our show! We’ll be back next Wednesday morning.
Cheers,
Chase & Robby
It's Thanksgiving 2k16 people! In this week's show we take time to say thank you, talking about outsourcing, buying drug dealer cellphones, and so much more.
Right off the top, this week's episode is the annual Thanksgiving edition, and Chase dives right in with gratitude. As part of the weekly Note MBA Insider email, he already took some time to thank the listeners and Note MBA community. However, just in case you don't get the weekly email, he takes a moment to say thank you.
Moving right along with the Thanksgiving analogue, Chase prompts Robby to discuss how full their plates are currently. They've been incredibly busy these past few months. Robby notes that one of the biggest opportunities with all these projects is closing them out. He harps on the need to finish what they've started to keep from spinning too many plates at once.
We've talked before about the importance of having effective boots on the ground in areas you're investing. Well, what's the next best thing to your own boots? During the interview with Paul Birkett last week, Robby was up in Chicago taking care of business. While he was there Robby sent two of his guys to Atlanta, GA. Robby talks a bit about this process, and the importance of being comfortable with 80% from outsourcing.
Throughout this year the guys have done a massive expansion of their business. They talk about how as the year closes out its been a few months of contraction now. Robby talks about some of the concentration that is taking place within areas of the business that have expanded.
On a final note, the guys mention that this might be the last show of 2016. It's likely they'll be back for a goals episode to really close out the year, but that hasn't been scheduled yet.
Thanks for listening everyone and as always, if you have any questions, comments or potential deals to send our way, email us at [email protected].
Listen & Watch this Week’s Show to Learn:
Featured on the Show:
Thanks for listening to our show! We’ll be back next Wednesday morning.
Cheers,
Chase & Robby