Leaders across all businesses often face the same problem: There simply aren't enough hours in the week. But an unlimited resource, says world-renowned speaker and bestselling author Verne Harnish, is energy — and it's one that can truly trickle down into workplace culture.

Hear Verne, Greg Brenneman, John Maxwell, Michael Hyatt, Inky Johnson and Darren Hardy share their wisdom on how financial professionals can boost office morale in this special episode of Business of Advice with Cody Foster.

A college education wasn't in the cards for Marc Sparks, the youngest of five kids raised by a single mom. But even from that young age, the soon-to-be business world behemoth exhibited an extraordinary knack for perseverance. Check out this edition of Business of Advice with Cody Foster to learn how Marc rose from those humble beginnings to become "the entrepreneurs' entrepreneur."

We're all shaped by unique experiences. That explains why there are so many different thoughts about money and investing — why something that makes perfect sense to one person can be considered crazy by another. Listen to insights from Collaborative Fund partner and behavioral finance expert Morgan Housel in "The Business of Advice with Cody Foster", a podcast for financial advisors.

Breakthroughs sometimes seem like happy accidents. They're not! David Nurse, life coach, NBA coach and author of both "Pivot & Go" and "Breakthrough," shares his formula for creating consistent breakthroughs in this episode of The Business of Advice with Cody Foster.

As a business leader, your first instinct may be to help everyone but yourself. Truth is, though, your company can only be as healthy as you are. Trusted life coach, speaker and author and founder of Build a Better Us, BJ explains why self-care is essential to scaling in this episode of Business of Advice with Cody Foster.

Every company, no matter big or small, can grow. Verne, a multi-time bestselling author and founder of Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO), reveals the scaling techniques being utilized by some of the nation's top companies on this episode of The Business of Advice podcast.

What lessons can financial advisors and business leaders learn from some of the top performers in the sports world? Don, an 11-time New York Times bestselling author and world-renowned executive coach, shares that insight on this edition of The Business of Advice podcast.

"One thing" you must remember: To achieve extraordinary results, you need to go from being busy to being productive. Geoff Woods, co-founder of ProduKtive® and host of The ONE Thing podcast, will show you how to do that by valuing your time in this episode of The Business of Advice.

411: https://the1thing.com/your-411-xls/

66-Day Habit Challenge Calendar: https://the1thing.com/66-day-challenge-calendar/

One scheduling tweak can add up to three months of productivity to a financial advisor's year. Hear Ben, author of "Uncommon Leadership: 11 Ways the Greatest Leaders Lead," explain this landscape-altering approach in The Business of Advice podcast.

Keith Cunningham, author of "The Road Less Stupid," outlines how executives can avoid these common pitfalls on this edition of The Business of Advice podcast.

Four things to consider during a crisis:

• Current expenses consume future oxygen. There's only one way to go broke, and that is to run out of cash.
• The greatest risk going forward is that the protocol you use for this crisis becomes the standard for all future situations.
• How many of your current problems would go away tomorrow if every player on your team was an A player? A crisis gives you the opportunity to cut the fat and focus on your top players.
• Audit these three areas of your business: expenses, processes and capacity. There are only two reasons to spend money: to keep your customers or get new ones. Are you prioritizing and measuring not only the outcomes, but how you produce those outcomes? Extra capacity results in inefficiencies and eats cash, or your oxygen.

Gary Keller/Keith Cunningham podcast episode:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bonus-episode-an-interview-with-keith-cunningham/id1469980054?i=1000475699065

Good CEOs frequently ask these questions:

• What am I missing?
• Where am I wrong?
• What do I need to learn?

Book by Richard Rumelt:

"Good Strategy, Bad Strategy: The difference and why it matters"

The 4-Day MBA:

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www.keystothevault.com/the-4-day-mba/