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More downtime, less stress, increased productivity.
Sounds like a dream to most under-the-pump trade business owners... What’s the secret, you ask? Could it be one of the 4 day business models that is becoming more and more popular around the world?
That’s what we’ll be discussing in this week’s episode of The Tradie Show.
Today, you’ll meet Rachael Evans, a world-leading visionary, thought-leader, business pioneer, speaker, author and advisor. She’s the CEO and Founder of 4 Days For All and is an expert in transforming mindsets to adapt to a healthier mix of work and life.
While there seems to be a bit of pushback from the trade industry about the 4 day work week, there are several ways to implement a 4 day work week. There are different models that work for different businesses and some may work better than others depending on your business. Here are a few:
When you transition to a 4 day work week structure, it doesn't just open your mind to what can be done at work, it opens your mind to what you can do in your life. That can open your mind how you can run your business
However, word of warning. the one thing the 4 day work week won't fix is an unproductive, inefficient business. If you have those challenges, you must fix those first.
YOUR HOSTS: Andy and Angela Smith are co-founders of Lifestyle Tradie and authors of Start Up, Scale Up, Sell Up. We owned and operated our plumbing business, Dr Drip for over 20 years. Since 2009, we’ve been teaching trade business owners how to start up, scale up and sell up using a proven step-by-step formula we created after hitting rock bottom in business ourselves. We climbed out the hard way, learning our biggest lessons through expensive trial and error, but you don’t have to …
Book in a free strategy session with Andy. In this session, you’ll smash out EXACTLY what you need to do next in your trade business to provide you with clarity and direction. CLICK HERE to save your spot now.
More downtime, less stress, increased productivity.
Sounds like a dream to most under-the-pump trade business owners... What’s the secret, you ask? Could it be one of the 4 day business models that is becoming more and more popular around the world?
That’s what we’ll be discussing in this week’s episode of The Tradie Show.
Today, you’ll meet Rachael Evans, a world-leading visionary, thought-leader, business pioneer, speaker, author and advisor. She’s the CEO and Founder of 4 Days For All and is an expert in transforming mindsets to adapt to a healthier mix of work and life.
While there seems to be a bit of pushback from the trade industry about the 4 day work week, there are several ways to implement a 4 day work week. There are different models that work for different businesses and some may work better than others depending on your business. Here are a few:
When you transition to a 4 day work week structure, it doesn't just open your mind to what can be done at work, it opens your mind to what you can do in your life. That can open your mind how you can run your business
However, word of warning. the one thing the 4 day work week won't fix is an unproductive, inefficient business. If you have those challenges, you must fix those first.
YOUR HOSTS: Andy and Angela Smith are co-founders of Lifestyle Tradie and authors of Start Up, Scale Up, Sell Up. We owned and operated our plumbing business, Dr Drip for over 20 years. Since 2009, we’ve been teaching trade business owners how to start up, scale up and sell up using a proven step-by-step formula we created after hitting rock bottom in business ourselves. We climbed out the hard way, learning our biggest lessons through expensive trial and error, but you don’t have to …
Book in a free strategy session with Andy. In this session, you’ll smash out EXACTLY what you need to do next in your trade business to provide you with clarity and direction. CLICK HERE to save your spot now.
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