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Before Michael James scaled his remodeling company past seven figures, he made a decision that mirrored something he'd done years earlier on a solo bike ride across the country: Push all the chips in. No turning back, no plan B, all in.
In this solo episode, Michael reflects on the parallel between that cycling trip and the journey of building his business, from a million dollars in revenue to multiples of that today, and the mindset shifts required to keep going when the results aren't showing yet. He breaks down the "sleep, creep, leap" pattern of growth, why setbacks aren't a sign to quit, and how gratitude, not grinding, is often the real starting point for momentum.
Michael also shares the math behind Mel Robbins selling out the Fox Theater in Atlanta, the rejection stories behind Coca Cola, Walt Disney, J.K. Rowling, and Michael Jordan, and what it really looks like behind the scenes of a company chasing a $100M goal, including two acquisition conversations that could add $13M in revenue almost overnight.
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Sources referenced in this episode:
Connect with Michael James & The Michael James Way: themichaeljamesway.com / michaeljamesremodeling.com / @michaelgjames / @themichaeljamesway / @michaeljamesremodeling
By Michael JamesBefore Michael James scaled his remodeling company past seven figures, he made a decision that mirrored something he'd done years earlier on a solo bike ride across the country: Push all the chips in. No turning back, no plan B, all in.
In this solo episode, Michael reflects on the parallel between that cycling trip and the journey of building his business, from a million dollars in revenue to multiples of that today, and the mindset shifts required to keep going when the results aren't showing yet. He breaks down the "sleep, creep, leap" pattern of growth, why setbacks aren't a sign to quit, and how gratitude, not grinding, is often the real starting point for momentum.
Michael also shares the math behind Mel Robbins selling out the Fox Theater in Atlanta, the rejection stories behind Coca Cola, Walt Disney, J.K. Rowling, and Michael Jordan, and what it really looks like behind the scenes of a company chasing a $100M goal, including two acquisition conversations that could add $13M in revenue almost overnight.
In this episode:
Sources referenced in this episode:
Connect with Michael James & The Michael James Way: themichaeljamesway.com / michaeljamesremodeling.com / @michaelgjames / @themichaeljamesway / @michaeljamesremodeling