System I/O episodes:

• January 22, 2022Three severe consequences of poor planning.

  The frequent temptation in business is to “just begin.” Sometimes this has its place.

  But… The VAST majority of the time - you will run into significant problems with this approach.

  Listen to today’s training to discover the three risks you place yourself under EVERY time you choose NOT to plan. Enjoy!

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• January 21, 2022When to use brute force to overcome a lack of skill?

  There are often far more elegant ways of doing things if you have the right knowledge.

  The time required for brute force methods can often be accurately estimated.

  Finding, learning, and implementing the elegant method is a risk. A critical skill set is knowing when to use brute force and when to risk elegance. Learn more by listening to today’s training.

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• January 20, 2022When are the two times to execute systems?

  When do you need to execute a system?

  The good news is that there are ONLY TWO.

  Learn what they are in today’s training and how this knowledge.

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• January 19, 2022What are the fundamentals of a system?

  Understanding systems begins with knowing the components of a system.

  The good news is that all systems have just 4 components.

  Learn what they are in today’s training. This will set the foundation for learning how they fit together. Enjoy :)

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• January 18, 2022Why do systems under strain often fail?

  Systems that work under normal conditions, may break under surge conditions.

  Without systems thinking, this will be a surprise to those that work in those systems.

  Failure to understand these principles naturally creates backlogs and waste - directly impacting your profits. Listen now to learn what to do instead.

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• January 16, 2022A Tale of Two Waitlists?

  Waitlists by themselves are just a “number”...

  One waitlist could be very long because the service is either incompetent or incentivized to do ever less with ever more (you’ll know who we are talking about as soon as you hear the whole story…)

  A different waitlist could be even longer, yet the business is highly competent and charges exceptionally high prices. How can this be? Which waitlist would you rather be on? Listen now for full details!

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• January 15, 2022Merry Christmas 2021

  I visited my 96-year-old Grandmother and my father who has late-stage dementia…

  It opened up a spiritual conversation on the nature of systems and feelings of “oneness”...

  What balance is there between the spiritual and the material concerning systems? Listen now to learn more!!

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• January 14, 2022Why, even if you've got a process for processes, you're going to struggle… 😧

  You might expect that if you have a “process for processes” or a “system for systems,” then you will be able to create any system you want…

  But unfortunately, this is not entirely true!

  Listen now to discover the missing piece required even if you have both a system for systems AND a process for processes… 🤯

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• January 13, 2022Why do systems protect in chaotic times?

  Covid-19 has been highly chaotic, and it is “likely” that this will continue.

  Your ability to foresee chaotic events and plan for them WILL make a massive difference to the success or failure of your business.

  Running your business on systems will give you insight into where weaknesses in your business are and allow you to take action BEFORE problems arise. Listen to learn how.

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• January 12, 2022Why is a systems lag time important to know?

  Very few businesses will have accurate lag times documented (lag time is the total time to complete that system).

  This time is VERY important to know for at least one powerful reason… when improving that system.

  Discover why you will have a LOT of problems if you make more than ONE CHANGE to a system within its lag time… And how to do exactly that if you need to… Interested? Listen now!

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