In this episode, "The Path to Prosperity," we dive into strategies for building a successful and fulfilling life. We explore the importance of setting clear boundaries, prioritizing self-care, and delegating tasks effectively. We also discuss the power of taking vacations, focusing on core strengths, and establishing realistic goals. Tune in to discover how these practical steps can lead to lasting prosperity both personally and professionally.

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00:00:00 Intro

00:01:38 The Path To Prosperity

00:02:19 Set Clear Boundaries

00:04:18 Prioritize Self-Care

00:06:04 Delegate Tasks and Outsource When Necessary

00:09:03 Schedule Enough Vacations

00:12:32 Focus On Core Strengths

00:13:41 Establish Realistic Goals

00:21:40 Outro

An award-winning entrepreneur, Greg McAfee has a passion for helping business owners take their businesses to new heights. In 1990, Greg started McAfee Heating and Air Conditioning Co., his only capital was a meager $274 and a well-used truck. Today, Greg runs one of the most successful HVAC companies in the Midwest and is called upon to share his expertise with other business owners all over the nation. In his new book, “Build and Grow Your HVAC Business”, Greg shares nine elements that will guide you in growing your business. He loves to inspire others to chase their dreams at full force, just as he has in his own life and business. Greg is still the working President of his company and puts the same systems and ideas in to place at his own laboratory, McAfee Heating and Air Conditioning Company, in Dayton, Ohio. Greg resides in Beavercreek, Ohio. Several years ago, Greg sent articles to national trade magazines and many were published, which led to coaching, which led to business boot camps/revivals, and now The Greg McAfee Show. All these services help HVAC business owners think different and help grow their companies. One of the most fun things I’ve done is disrupt the HVAC industry in our market. Are you a disruptor or a disruptee in your market? You have to change some of the ways you do business, you can’t do the same old things and expect different results. I talk about how you can still generate business in the slow seasons. One of the biggest ways I set my HVAC corporate office feel, started 8 to 8 at the same great rate, and same day installation or it was FREE! (We never had to give anything away)