A lot of people's projects get derailed by unexpected hiccups because of lack of planning in resources required to support changes within the company. In today's episode, Bill Leckie of Strongbridge Group imparts how to plan thoughtfully to provide resources in order to successfully make changes.

Some changes affect a small group of the company while others affect everyone. Today, Bill Leckie of Strongbridge Group reveals how to effectively explain who is being affected in a relevant way... that is relevant to the people you're speaking to.

Who is going to lead and communicate the messaging of this change? In today's episode, Bill Leckie of Strongbridge Group offers how someone with influence, authority and credibility in your company should be the "sponsor" of the change, extending the messaging into others in the company.

Why are we making this change and why are we making this change now? Guest speaker Bill Leckie of Strongbridge Group shares the importance of being able to answer these simple questions for your company.

What's the point in having an extra thing to do if you're not having fun while doing it? Hard work doesn't mean your side hustle can't be fun. How can you incorporate having fun in your side hustle?

Balancing your side hustle and your daily life can be exhausting. James shares the importance of structuring your time as your side hustle begins to grow.

How many times have you felt exhausted and unable to think about your current project? Part of having a side hustle is understanding your abundant opportunities. In today's episode, Chris shares tips on managing energy to stay on your A game.

What kind of partnerships do you have? Who are you linking arms with to make an impact? With a side hustle, partnerships are critical to helping your business grow while adding value to others.

Chris shares his personal story of why starting a side hustle is important.

How do you feel about your entrepreneur journey? Do you feel like quitting? Try to remember why you started in the first place. There was something that got you excited to start in the first place, and surround yourself with people who are excited about what they're doing as well.