Debbie was an accidental immigrant to Australia and she had a wonderful opportunity to work for Krispy Cream - a huge American brand which was unknown in Australia. She learnt so much about running a startup which she shares in this podcast.

Even Though she liked corporate, she wanted the flexibility to spend time with her some and give back to her local community.

Debbie helps small business owners to systemise their business to enjoy the flexibility she has come to love.

Debbie gives some great tips and you will really enjoy this episode.

 

There were lots of great takeaways in the episode, so grab that pen and notepad, and enjoy!

• The difference between adapting a US brand to Australian consumers
• The value of having flexibility to be a great parent and contribute to your local community
• How to pick mentors to work in areas you are struggling with
• The common gaps business owners have when it comes to systemising and how to overcome them
• How to add additional services to your business to improve profitability
• How to work with remote staff
• Importance of project platforms and which one Debbie uses and recommends
• How giving yourself time during the day by spacing meetings can make a huge difference to your business
• How to avoid over-engineering systems and striping it back to the bare essentials
• How you should work when your energy levels are at their peak 

 

Important Links & Mentions From This Episode:

• Asana
• Acuity Scheduling
• Conversations with Richard Fidler
• The One Thing podcast
• James Schramko’s SuperFast Business podcast
• Flying Solo

 

Connect With Debbie Eglin

• On LinkedIn
• Productivity Hub