Revenue Leaders Podcast

On this episode of Revenue Leaders podcast, I dive into what it takes to survive in this market. We started our agency in 2008 at the beginning of an economic hailstorm, totally bootstrapped with no net. We succeeded because of our attitude, work ethic, and daily focus. I hope you enjoy this episode. Please subscribe and leave a review on iTunes.

In this episode of the Revenue Leaders podcast, I talk about the possibility fo the fastest economic recovery ever due to technology in this day and age.

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Writing goals is a great habit but being able to take them a step further will help you attain them.

"Get groceries" can be a goal but getting it done and getting the right things requires better planning.

Additionally -- I talk about the four things that will make a massive difference to your success in 2020 and beyond.

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Happy 2020!

Many companies pursue talent as a solution to fill a gap in their company and while talent is important, what's more important is to build an internal training system that can take a good person and make them great via training programs. True stability and expansion come from having an incredible training model.

No one really wants to hear that answer because they want to find someone that is already trained or talented and experience in that thing but what happens when they leave? You're back at square one and have to find another perfect person.

On this episode, I discuss the idea of building a training culture so you can train anyone at any time on any role to accomplish a competent team.

NOTE: I apologize in advance for the scratchy sound. The mic setup was wrong and we will have it fixed for the next one.

Overwhelm hits all of us. But there are ways to handle it and move past it.

Over the years I've found there are a few specific things that allow me to free up my mental space and get past overwhelm.

On this episode, I run through those methods that have helped.

Being an entrepreneur, especially in a startup, it can be challenging to get out from under roles.

But you need to find a way to shed roles so you're not overwhelmed and you can free up time and attention to accelerate your growth.

Trying to do everything doesn't scale.

On this episode talk about shedding roles and how to accomplish that.

It's so easy to chase everyone. But trying to sell everyone is a common pitfall many entrepreneurs make.

The truth is, the more you focus, the more you reduce the number of people you sell and the more you decide on an audience based on data, the better you'll do.

On this episode of Revenue Leaders, I talk about our path finding our audience.

The difference between A-players and B or C players is staggering. You really feel it in your organization.

We have a tendency as humans to not really acknowledge whats working, what is seamless and what is great because it's expected and when things go well, we just go about our day. But when things go badly, are frustrating or are riddled with problems -- we notice and complain.

In this episode, I talk about the effects B and C players have on your team.

Welcome to the intro to Revenue Leaders Podcast. This is a quick overview to the show and what's to come. I'd love for you to subscribe here or over on iTunes. We plan to have new shows every Tuesday.