In an inspiring episode of the Untrapped Podcast, host Keith Kelfas sits down with Jeremy Talboy, the dynamic founder of North Georgia Landscape Management, a thriving business exceeding $20 million annually. Jeremy, initially aspiring to be a history teacher, shares his transformation into a successful entrepreneur amidst the recession, detailing his ventures into commercial landscaping and pool construction. He emphasizes the significance of learning, teamwork, calculated risks, and a focus on customer satisfaction. Additionally, Jeremy discusses his managerial transition, investing in marketing, and leveraging a comprehensive media team. The episode also delves into navigating business growth, anxiety, and the impact of integrity and faith on success. In closing, Jeremy and the host reflect on the importance of treating people well and acting with integrity. Jeremy recommends following North Georgia Landscape's online presence for their impressive design and build projects. The host, expressing a personal connection, encourages positive reviews and shares the podcast's milestone achievements, including significant downloads and a top-40 ranking in iTunes' entrepreneur category.

 

"The boat won't reach its destination if it stays in the harbor. It's better to start moving, even if it's in the wrong direction at first because you can always course-correct and reach your final destination faster than if you were just sitting still, unsure of which way to go."

 - Jeremy Talboy

Topics Covered:

• Teamwork and Humility
• Overcoming Anxiety and Embracing Risks
• Delegation and Trust
• The Art of Hiring and Firing
• Professionalism in Business
• Positive Thinking and Manifestation
• Integrity in Business
• Pricing and Positioning
• Taking Massive Action
• Treating People Right and Listening to Your Instincts

Key Takeaways "You have industry partners and trade partners who can assist you. There are also people on Facebook who can provide support. If you're short on manpower, you can go to Facebook Marketplace to find individuals with access to labor, machines, and trucks. There are always people looking for work, so you need to be resourceful. Here's an epiphany: Chuck in a truck might think, "I committed to digging this ditch, so I'll just work myself to exhaustion to get it done." However, Abundant Anthony would think, "I need a team to dig this ditch because I can't afford to exhaust myself for three nights till 10 o'clock. I need to focus on being the visionary for the facility." - Jeremy

 

 

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