The Business Life: Where success is a lifestyle, not a measurement.

Success doesn't typcially happen by yourself - there is usually many people involved. For my grandpa, the person behind the scenes who helped him and his business become successful was my grandma Helen. In this episode, we tell the story of all that she did to make his business what it is today.

If you're like me, you get all excited about your goals in the beginning, but then you slowly return to your "normal routine" and your goals get put on the back burner. Sound familiar? Nothing will kill your goals faster than if you lose momentum on them. In this episode, I'm sharing how to form the habit of working on your goals a little at a time so that you can keep the energy and momentum going. https://andrewheim.biz/67

It's very easy to get stuck or quit making real progress in your business when you get tunnel vision. What does that mean? It means getting so focused on the small, everyday issues in your business that you can't focus on anything else. In this episode, I'll help you discover if you have tunnel vision and what you can do to keep from falling into the trap and getting stuck. https://andrewheim.biz/66

Feel like every week is the same? Can't pinpoint any major accomplishments? I call these "wasted weeks" - weeks when we don't make progress on things that are meaningful to us in our business. In this episode, I'm sharing the secrets for how to never have another wasted week again. https://andrewheim.biz/65

Do you find goal setting difficult or shy away from it altogether? I get it! Goal setting is intimidating. What type of goals should you set? How do you go about reaching these goals? What happens if you don't reach your goals? These are questions you may have. In this episode of The Business Life, I'm breaking down how to get started with goal setting in a very each, non-intimidating way. https://andrewheim.biz/64

I could spend hours and days on what goes into a good to-do list, how a to-do list should be organized and prioritized and so forth. I geek out on it. But, there is one small little detail that I feel EVERYONE would benefit from adding to their to-do list, and I'm sharing what that is in this episode! Even if you are not necessarily a "to-do list kinda person," I think you may want to hear me out. https://andrewheim.biz/63

You likely reflect back on what happened after each week in your business, but how would you feel about giving yourself a letter grade on your performance? Sound scary?  It doesn't have to be. In fact, by giving yourself a grade on your performance for the week, it will actually help you unlock more of your potential. In this episode, I'm sharing the three factors to consider when grading your weekly performance. https://andrewheim.biz/62

Sorry to say, but there will never come a time in your business where you aren't faced with obstacles and challenges. 90% of people will use their challenges as an excuse to not move forward or make progress. But with a new perspective on how to approach your challenges, you can be in the 10% of those who face their challenges head-on and overcome them. https://andrewheim.biz/61

It is pretty darn easy to spread yourself too thin as an entrepreneur. Everyone is always vying for your attention, and let's be honest, when we are spread too thin, we don't feel like we are performing at our best in any area of our business or life. In this episode of The Business Life podcast, I'm sharing a few tips to help you get your time under control if you are spread too thin. https://andrewheim.biz/60

It's not enough to just have a to-do list. In order to maximize your productivity, your to-do list must be organized and prioritized in a way that helps you easily identify what you should be doing at any given time. In this episode, I'll explain the art of how to organize and prioritize your to-do list to make it work for you! https://andrewheim.biz/59