Chuck Holder Its As Good As It Gets

Tom Farr is a Life Leadership Entrepreneur. The first person you must learn to lead

is yourself. This Program develops you individually. This opportunity makes the

most of team building skills and develops leadership skills too. Tom’s favorite quote

is from John Maxwell, “Leadership is influence”!

Tom Farr grew up with the mantra, ‘Work hard and focus and you will succeed’. It worked for Tom, a successful athlete with an MBA and teamwork ethic. He succeeded in corporate life until one day everything changed. The change allowed Tom to apply that ethic to his own business and it has made all the difference!

Thomas Soto, owner of Dapper Image, committed to change his life and become an

entrepreneur. Find out how a YouTube video forced him to look in the mirror and

make the appropriate changes.

Summing up the spirit of entrepreneurship with Thomas Soto of Dapper Image.  Thomas is

an image consultant  who radiates self respect and confidence.  Find out where you are going by looking at the people around you and why your goals can never be too high.

Chuck Holder, owner of Chuck Holder, LLC, believes that everyone you meet is another way to grow your business. In this episode, Chuck challenges listeners to develop their own “thirty second infomercial” or “elevator speech” as one of the key tools to being a successful business manager.

“You’re only as good as the people around you.” In light of the recent passing of his sister, Sue, Chuck Holder reflects on the many lessons and wisdom he’s picked up in business. Just as Sue was a great mentor to Chuck, let this episode lend insight on founding and operating a small business.

Chuck finds inspiration through his journey with his sister during the final months of her life.

It’s really all about having the ‘right’ employees. Kevin Miller from Berkshire Investment Group shares the story of how you can best take care of your employees .

Ray Melcher, President of Marathon Mergers and Acquisitions, joins Chuck to talk about selling your business. Don’t underestimate the emotional aspect and psychological impact of selling a business. It’s very different from selling a house or piece of real estate. It’s a process …..

Ray Melcher, President of Marathon Mergers and Acquisitions, shares the story of valuation and how to maximize that value and get a buyer for your business.