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

Procrastination, overwhelm, frustration. These are words I hear the most that describe how business professionals feel about managing their time. Time management is a skill that requires consistent attention and can be challenging to develop. In this episode, I'm sharing a simple, easy strategy to immediately begin managing your time better.  andrewheim.biz/28

A business check-in or business review shouldn't just happen when things aren't going well or at the end of the year. In fact, a quarterly business review will help make sure a business is on track with its yearly goals and set you up for success in the next quarter of business. In this episode, we're sharing 8 steps to do when analyzing your business' performance on a quarterly basis. andrewheim.biz/27

The rise of the "work from home" entrepreneur and the "on the go" business professional has taken off over the last few years. Sometimes, though, it's nice to have a space to work at outside of your home office or car. In this episode, I interview David Rayl, found and owner of eCafe in Kansas City, a co-working center and coffee shop rolled into one. We discuss the opportunities available with co-working spaces and how it can benefit your business. andrewheim.biz/26

Successful businesses and individuals develop habits that contribute to their success. One of those habits is cleanliness. Step into someone's home, vehicle or office and you can almost instantly tell whether or not they are successful. In this episode of The Business Life podcast, we're talking about how maintaining a clean environment can actually help you become successful. andrewheim.biz/25

Whether you're selling a product, a service or an idea, being able to close the deal is crucial. We have to be great at getting others to "buy in" and it all starts with being able to get them excited. Developing the ability to transfer your enthusiasm to another person will help you close more deals in your business and life. In this episode, I'm sharing strategies that will help you do just that, close deals. andrewheim.biz/24

How can you tell if your business has gone "off the path" of where you wanted to go? In this episode, we'll look at some key indicators you can look for in your business to tell if you're headed in the right direction or if you should be making some adjustments. Included is a free business self-evaluation download. andrewheim.biz/23

Good businesses set goals. Great businesses make step-by-step plans for how to reach their goals.  In this episode, I'm sharing 7 tips that you can while creating your goal action plans to make sure that you actually stay on track and achieve your business goals.andrewheim.biz/22

There are many factors that lead to a loss or a lack of productivity: interruptions, distractions and an overwhelming amount of work to complete on a deadline. But, there's one factor that is even more detrimental to your ability to be productive: not completing tasks. In this episode, I'm sharing four ways you can do a better job at actually completing tasks and dramatically increase your productivity. andrewheim.biz/21

Turning your hobby or "side hustle" into a full-time business is challenging. Even more challenging is taking a hobby or a side hustle and transforming it into a scalable business. That's what my guest on the podcast this week has done. I visit with Sam Unruh, founder and owner of Unruh Furniture in Kansas City and Dallas, about how they've taken a whole new approach to scaling a custom furniture business. Their business model is fresh, exciting and helps them stand out in the industry. andrewheim.biz/20

Networking is an effective way to grow a local, B2B or service based business. But, networking can also be a huge waste of time and resources if not done the right way. In this episode, I cover how to determine what type of networking is right for you and how much time you should be spending networking to get the greatest return on your investment. andrewheim.biz/19