Even the most positive people can find themselves caught in a downward spiral of negativity. Scott shares how to quickly spot this issue and extricate yourself from these situations.

Scott shares the power of Forest Ranger Leadership and how it keeps you from having to constantly put out “fires.”

Scott explains that an effective sales organization needs a combination of sales and service to sustain horizontal and vertical growth. He provides details on the attributes an organization must have in place to achieve this.

Scott discusses packaging for the end cap. This includes strategies like clearly conveying the value of the product or service, how you package, and the impact of your choices of words.

Scott provides three simple questions to assess if you are on the right path. These are: is this simple, is this sustainable, and what evidence do you have that it will work?

Scott shares the four “ates” to stop the feeling of overwhelm. These are: eliminate what is not an absolute necessity, delegate either internally or externally, automate, and integrate.

Scott explains that mastery is achieved by practice and education that happens before the skill or action is actually needed.

Scott explains four reasons why leaders have benefited from coaching services.

Scott shares a solution for avoiding empty seats in your business.

Scott discusses three ways to become better prepared when faced with having to think quickly on your feet.