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Growing a business can feel overwhelming at times, or sometimes even more :). There are always more things to do than time to do them.
It's not about doing them all. It's about doing the most impactful things. Ones that will create the most growth fastest and simplest.
In this episode, I share a 3-step process I follow to help my clients keep scaling while working less, being less stressed, and feeling more in control of their results.
And if you're ready to implement it successfully with step-by-step support from me, let's have a conversation about how it would look like. Pick a time and date that works for you HERE.
Some business owners start a business because they cannot imagine having a boss or they had a bad boss experience in the past. From my experience, bad bosses, for the most part, aren't bad people. They just lack people leadership skills.
As you scale your business and start hiring help, don't become a boss you yourself wanted to avoid. Today I'm talking about 3 key essentials that get you started on the journey of becoming a great people leader.
All-or-nothing thinking is keeping your mind in the extremes. Extremes have very limited solutions; that's why when you're there, you feel stuck. It's hard to make decisions; move forward.
Learning how to stay in a balanced middle opens up a world of solutions, options, and ways to keep growing your business.
In this episode, I share several helpful tips on how to avoid all-or-nothing thinking and adopt a more balanced approach toward decision-making and problem-solving in your business.
Are you stuck in a catch-22 situation where you want to keep growing your business but can't possibly work more? As is, you're already at your limits spending all the time servicing clients and tending to urgent day-to-day matters.
Today's Motivational Monday lists five things every business owner should consider for balanced and sustainable scaling.
Every business is built on relationships. Relationships with your current clients, employees, contractors, and audience that includes potential clients, employees, and contractors. Those relationships are built through communication. When communication is effective, your business grows: clients buy from you, employees stay and are engaged, and contractors do their best work for you as well. When communication is weak and lacking, those relationships suffer, and issues arise and are hard to resolve as well.
In this episode, I talk about the five most common communication mistakes made in business and give you tips on how to avoid them.
Ready to take your business to the next level? Let's talk about how you can do that in the simplest and fastest way. Schedule a free consultation with me HERE.
A lot of energy and time gets wasted when you "should" yourself. Shoulds are really just unmade decisions. Today's Motivational Monday offers tips on how to stop "should-ing" yourself so that you can utilize saved time and energy towards creating meaningful progress in your business.
With International Women's Week, this Episode is celebrating women. I share some fun statistics about female entrepreneurship worldwide and why women start businesses. You'll also hear some fun facts about IWD celebrations back when the communist regime was a thing in my home country. And I celebrate the two most important women in my life.
This week we celebrate International Women's Day. Who are you celebrating? What are the women in your life that have helped you and inspired you? Share with me. I'd love to hear about them.
If you're spending 80-90% of your time tending to busy urgent matters, you're doing it wrong. Urgent-anything should not constitute more than max. 15% of your time.
80% you should be spending on important non-urgent CEO matters that move your business forward, create accelerated growth and ensure your business can absorb it without putting a strain on anyone. If you're not there, this is the episode to listen to.
Ready to accelerate your growth while working and stressing less? Let's talk. I offer free 50-minute consultations. Schedule one HERE now.
Today's bonus offers three quick tips on how to ensure that the relationships you create with your clients are successfull from beginning to end. Creating win-win with every client you serve throughout their journey with you will ensure you also create fans that will rave about your business to anyone they meet.
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This podcast helps service-based entrepreneurs and business owners scale their businesses in any economy without overworking or overwhelm. The goal is to create a valuable asset you could sell (if…
With her DREAM-PLAN-DO coaching model, her clients scale while transforming into high-performing CEOs of their businesses.
This is what USA Today wrote about this model in the article titled: "How Stairway to Leadership is turning small businesses into high-profit ventures."
"(...) her DREAM-PLAN-DO coaching model, she helps her clients align their mindset, business strategy, and high-performance habits to transform their businesses from an unreliable source of income to a super-productive, client-attracting gem. Maggie adds that she uses all her knowledge and experience to help her clients grow their businesses in a strategic and innovative way while supporting them in building a successful business that consistently attracts their ideal clients. She specializes in helping them build a brand that showcases their uniqueness to reach their full potential, becoming the powerful CEO they’re capable of being."
Maggie has over 15 years of experience in corporate leadership in various business domains and coaching. She holds an executive MBA from the Jack Welch Management Institute.
Maggie lives in Toronto, Canada, with her blended family of four kids. She loves spending time in nature, traveling, reading, dancing, good food, and giving back.
To learn more, head to www.stairwaytoleadership.com
To work with Maggie and gain breakthrough clarity on why your business isn't scaling, schedule a free 50-min consultation https://calendly.com/maggie-s2l/discovery-call