Whether it’s a wall that gets in your way, or phone falls into a frozen lake, where there’s a will, there’s a way. Steps on how to solve impossible problems: 1) Believe you can solve the problem 2) Get outside help and use team work 3) Be persistent

In this episode I cover how we are revamping the ops team and how you can push through times when you are unmotivated to accomplish your best work.

We are gaining momentum as we build scalable systems and bring on strong sales partners.

From surviving a crashing pine trees as a lineman to starting Illinois premier solar installer, Thomas Simms will have you in the edge of your seat.

Building a company into multi million dollar organization can seem daunting at first, but what if you break down the problem into small pieces before you know it you’re far along the path.

After a long pause in the podcasting world, I’ve decided to pick it back up again. But this time with a purpose and a challenge. Is it possible to take a company from $0 to $60 million in yearly revenue in two years time without any outside funding. In this episode I discuss the beginnings of that journey.

From traveling the world and working remote, to managing a growing solar team in Las Vegas, TJ has a wealth of experience that has helped him build success in himself and others.

Too many sales people get into sales without understanding the game they’re in let along the rules. Let’s chat about the two different types of games the sales people play, how those rules differ, and how you can maximize your efforts.

Teeing off from last episode in this episode I go over the specifics of how to reach out to people for recruiting through Indeed and social media

How do you go from solo salesperson to building and managing teams? Here are the steps: 1) Be a salesperson that makes a done of money 2) Network with others and show them the opportunity 3) Mentor and show them how to make the money you are making.