Ever wonder what goes on in a growing business when you clear away the marketing hype? In an online world of tactics and posturing, sometimes the most useful information lies in the un-flashy, honest operations and relationships that make an enterprise run.

 

On this episode of Inside Development, Manufacturing & Sales, Zach and Myles open up about the struggles and successes they’re experiencing in their own business, including establishing a partnership between them that makes room for their talents as visionary and integrator, books that have made a huge impact on the guys as entrepreneurs, leaders, and men, and why business owners who know a little about manufacturing are about to blow past their competition. Listen in for a stripped-down, zoomed-in look at the lessons learned from running a real business in real-time.

What You’ll Learn:

• What you need to know to place your partners and team members in their most advantageous roles (and why you need to figure out your lane and stay in it)
• How to flip stated goals like reading 10 pages a day into a format that keeps you engaged and prevents burnout
• Why Zach never recognized himself as a visionary growing up around his father, and where his talent for vision comes from in the first place
• And much more!

Favorite Quote:

“I've become much more aware of my weaknesses and things that I've always looked at just doing myself because I never had someone there to do them. And having a partner around changed a lot of what I'm capable of because I can focus on what I'm good at, instead of just figuring out how to get by. And I think that's gonna help things move forward and help us continue to grow rapidly.”

 

• Zachary Clevenger

 

How to Get Involved:

Connect with Zach and Myles:

Zach’s LinkedIn

Myles’ LinkedIn

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