Goldmyn Radio

All businesses and relationships suffer from a lack of creativity. In fact, creativity in business is the number one thing that sets thriving companies apart from their competitors. In doing business for over 15 years, I can tell you without hesitation, that 90% of the failed businesses I’ve personally seen could have been saved if the owners had exercised just a little bit of creativity. The great news, there is a way to be creative on demand, and we'll cover how in this episode. If you have been on the hunt for innovative business ideas, or are interested in learning a strategy to be creative on demand, then you will enjoy today's episode of Goldmine Radio.

We've all said the phrase or something similar in our time, "Hard work pays off". Most people will nod in somber agreement when these age-old words of wisdom are said, and surely no one would dare disagree. But the problem is that the saying by itself actually isn't true, or at best it's an incomplete statement. The truth is hard work alone isn't enough, and to reach any goal you need a key missing ingredient. We're going way beyond "hard work" and "working smarter" cliches in this episode of Goldmine Radio.

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By far the biggest threat any business is rarely external (competition, rising prices, etc), it's internal. In this episode we'll explore a few of the common ways business owners threaten their own success, and what can be done about it. Yo Joe!

As important as money is, there is actually something business owners cherish even higher (no, we're not talking about showing everyone up at the next high school reunion...even though that's in the top 5), and that's what we're going to explore in this episode of Goldmine Radio.

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The most commonly accepted and sensible life advice we all tell our children is actually programming them to miss opportunities when they grow older. What advice do wealthy parents tell their kids that poor parents don't? That's the topic of this episode of Goldmine Radio.