In this episode of In the Car with Clint, I discuss the importance of the relationship between businesses and their landlords. As someone who rents three separate properties for my different businesses, I share my experience and highlight the reality of growing businesses that may not be able to afford to buy their properties.

Never say never. In this video, I share my thoughts on how I got myself into a situation where I said I would never do something, but now it looks like I'm about to do it. I reflect on the words of Dana White, the president and CEO of UFC, who said, 'I never say never, but you will never see Francis Ngannou fight in the UFC ever again.' I also share a personal experience with a supplier and how I said I would never deal with them again, but had to find alternatives in the end.

In Today's Car with Clint, I talk all about preparing for the next financial year. I discuss the importance of taking supply chain price increases into account when creating a budget for the next financial year.   

I share our 22% compounded growth target and how we plan to achieve it. This video provides helpful insights for anyone about to create a budget for the upcoming financial year.  

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In this video, I'll be discussing the importance of setting rules in business, especially during peaceful times, to make better decisions during periods of stress and uncertainty.  I believe it's important to set conditions during peaceful times, such as drafting partnership agreements or prenups so that when everyone is not smiling and happy, which is inevitable in many situations, the conditions have already been set.  For example, we always put customers before profit, and we won't take shortcuts or make decisions based on short-term economics.  

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When you first start your business, you want to focus on one or two areas where you can excel, and master those areas. You will benefit in the long term from being the very best at a few things than average at many. Once you have mastered or at least learned most of what you can in those niches then move onwards to other areas. Thanks for taking the time to check out my channel. 

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Handling employee resignations can be a challenging experience, but I strongly believe that encouraging employees who no longer wish to work for the company to find alternative employment is the right approach.

In today's episode, I go through why I choose to fly business class, even though it's expensive. Look, everyone has different priorities and values, I do not have multiple houses or cars where others might, and I choose to prioritise the luxury of business class.

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Be a Creator of your own Success Not the Spectator in someone else's.

In this video, I talk about the importance of not obsessing over competitors and their behavior. I suggest taking a 50,000-foot view of the competition and focusing on what they're doing on a national or state level.

This video discusses the key to growing your B2B business by being omnipresent both socially and physically. I emphasize the importance of attending industry events, networking, and hosting training events to build social proof and provide exposure to your brand. These activities help establish trust with potential clients and increase brand recognition, ultimately leading to business growth.

Today I share tips on recruiting staff and the importance of branding your business as an employer of choice to attract talented team members who align with your values. I share my personal experience with successful recruiting and how it starts with building a strong brand reputation.  #330