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Why do we drive the limit? Is it impatience or a learned trait? Do your guys understand how to really use the equipment you give them? Where is the line between using AI and relying on it?
In this continuation of the "7 Seconds" topic from last week, we are examining how you change the old ways.
There is no rule that says you have to start with your name and a handshake. Try changing it up to gain more confidence and make a better "first impression".
Phil is back for some ranting and antics as usual when we get warmed up and rolling on a list of topics we never know exists until the end.
Do you know the most important aspect of a first impression?
With only a few seconds to begin the journey, how will you proceed?
Do you tell your customers you can do it all, that you are skilled in every application? Or do you stick with where you have the most experience?
Phil and I are discussing the shift in the landscaping industry with more and more contractors branching out and offering services they may not be educated enough to provide.
As the literal landscape changes in the green industry, we see more and more lawncare providers moving into the landscaping space. With that shift comes a host of issues, most of which, revolve around education and skill levels. However, the client also has a portion of responsibility but how do we know who's at fault when an install fails?
Phil and I are discussing a variety of issues we have come across in our careers along with our listeners' input throughout the show about their own experiences.
Beyond the job, the hobbies and everything else you use to define yourself, what do you find in that space?
Have you ever made up a random backstory just for fun? Listen in and find out where the train takes you.
Whenever Lee, The Mayor, Withers visits the show it's all about the small-town mochas and spilling the latest tea on all kinds of topics.
If you have been following thus far, we are halfway through our "story time" with Art of War.
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