Archive 1 of Momentum for the Entrepreneurial Personality Type (EPT)

Every entrepreneur has got to the place where they want to quit.

It happens to everyone, including me. All of the noise and short term tactical urgency can make you want to just give up.

If your days are getting tactically harder, you're building a house of cards.

There is a better way.

I was an awkward kid growing up and I didn't know how to make things better.  I can recall multiple challenging instances growing up that made things difficult.  

However, the more I read about successful people, the more I found people who were just as awkward as me.

We are some of the few people in the world that invite confrontation.

We create businesses that challenge the status quo and demand that our dreams become reality.

However the more we create confrontation, the less we're creating confidence in those around us.

When we seek clarity, our world starts to change for the better.

If a business doesn't create profit, it doesn't stay in business. Most CEO's don't transparently share numbers.

If you're not sharing profitability with your team, they're likely making assumptions that aren't close.

By having a discussion around numbers, it becomes a non issue.

How can you get into a state of fluid momentum and stay there?

In order to create momentum, you need the infrastructure to make it predictable.

The fastest way to get into momentum is to give it to someone else.

There are a lot of entrepreneurs that are convinced that having a great relationship and a great business are mutually exclusive.

I can share from experience that this is most certainly not true.

Less that 1% of business do any kind of annual planning.  I'd like to share a way to make your annual planning infinitely easier.

You only get one shot at this. When this is done right, your team will be in massive momentum.

I'd like to share one simple and effective way to eliminate pain throughout the body.

It might be more simple than you think.

One of our clients has had massive relief of pain just by implementing this game changer.

Too often we believe that achieving a singular outcome will give us fulfillment and success.

However when we look at successful entrepreneurs, they don't have just one success event. Too many of us have been sold that this is what we're looking for only to be left disappointed. 

Ryan Lee and Brad Gibb have one of the same passions that I have, they are obsessed with working on helping and supporting entrepreneurs to do better, feel more confident in the world and to guard their wealth.    If you know that you’re leaving money on the table and you could be doing more, this interview is going to reveal a ton to you in the context of business growth.