Coming to the end of the first quarter of the year and it's possible that most people have already given up on their goals and transformation for the year.  As people come out as a lion in January quickly turns into a whimper towards the end of February.  In business building and keeping momentum is so important.
Letting your momentum stall and go backwards means that you have effectively erased all the progress that you had made up until that point that things stalled.
The good news is that it's not too late to get it back and keep things moving in the right direction in your business.  This week's New Work Revolution podcast is all about how to maintain and keep your momentum going this year so that you can make 2016 your bitch.
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You have to figure out your life, there is no formula. ~ Larry Weidel
One of the many things I love about having a podcast is the opportunity to meet great people doing great things.  I recently interviewed the author of Serial Winner, Larry Weidel, on the New Work Revolution podcast.
Winning isn't a sometime thing, it's an all time thing.  That doesn't mean that you are going to win all the time but it does mean that you strive to maintain the right attitude regardless of your circumstances.
Larry has been wildly successful in his 40 years in business but it didn't always start that way.  Larry shares his principles for winning that are applicable to anyone listening.  Check out this week's show and if you aren't subscribed in iTunes and Stitcher, do it now!
 

I talk with business owners every day about insulating themselves from distractions so that they can do what they are best at.  I acknowledge that it may seem counterintuitive that I the title of this week's podcast is to be a jack-of-all trades in your business.
In your business there's a time to delegate and there's a time to learn.  Learning allows you to better understand what you are delegating and when to do this in your business. If you delegate prematurely, you will be disillusioned by the process of delegation because it won't work the way you want it to.
This week's New Work Revolution podcast is all about when and why to be a jack-of-all-trades in your business. If you want to be updated when new episodes come out, subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher.

If you won't go somewhere, how can you expect that from your team. Great leaders do one things really well, they move people. They don't do this by force they do it through influence. Great leaders make the commitment and they live the commitment.
What type of leader are you?  When your business does well, it's probably a function of your leadership.  When it doesn't do well, it's also a function of your leadership.  This is a big responsibility and not for the faint or heart or the uncommitted.
This week's New Work Revolution podcast is about how to make that commitment and why it's so important to your team.
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Quicker results. In business and as leaders, quicker results are preferred and, in some cases, expected.  The challenge lies in not letting our personal productivity habits sabotage our ability to get the quicker results that you are looking for.
Those challenges include:
Procrastination: This happens because of fear, uncertainty or true lack of desire to handle whatever it is that you are putting off.
Lack of Team: You don't hire a team because of money or because people are broken and will let you down.
Whatever your reason is, the key is to create a system in your business to get things done today not tomorrow.  This week's New Work Revolution podcast is about how and why to make that happen for your business.
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