If you can't enjoy this journey in life and business, how can you possibly enjoy the wins when they eventually come? In this episode I wanted to share a behind the scenes conversation I recently had with our sales manager around this topic. 

Enjoy!

Don't get me wrong, having goals is important. But this is where most people stop. I learned long ago after years of frustration and disappointment to fall in love with the system rather than the goal..

What does that mean?

Well, if you think about it...a goal is really just a future destination. And if it's an audacious one, it'll require a lot of consistent, daily commitment. Remember, it's a marathon not a sprint. Which is a perfect example. Running a marathon is a great goal.

I decided to sign up for the 13 hour Ironman Triathlon in France back in 2012. And the only reason I had a hope in heck of achieving it - was by falling in love with the process towards making it happen. Putting in the work, every day became a ritualized routine which ultimately lead to the goal being achieved. 

If you'd like to check out the video for this episode, you can catch it over here: http://social.timyewchuk.com/PdQU9qHp

Enjoy!

Tim

PS, whenever you're ready to take your business to the next level, join me over at perfectweekmethod.com where I've put together a free case study entitled "How to take off the hats, empower your team and save 10, 20 and even 40 hours each week" 

If managing your team often feels more like herding cats, you'll want to listen to this episode. One of the most frustrating parts of growing a team is in managing the habits so that things don't slip through the cracks as your business grows..

And there's a lot at stake:

Reputation...

Costly errors being made...

Lack of efficiency eating into profitability..

And at the end of the day, who's left to pick up the pieces? Typically it's us the leaders.

In this episode I wanted to share the underlying principles that have helped me and my clients to overcome this common challenge when it comes to improving habits and accountability among your team. 

Enjoy!

-Tim

PS, whenever you're ready to take things to the next level in your business, visit me over at timyewchuk.com where I've put together additional resources as well as an opportunity to hop on a call and see if you might be a good fit for our Perfect Week program.

In this episode I'm sharing the 6 types of offers that every business owner needs to know in order to become effective at marketing.