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On average, everyone spends more than eight hours of their time doing work tasks and completing documents. Some even go beyond that time frame to get the job done. As entrepreneurs, a huge percentage of our day is given to our company. So, how can we manage it properly?
In this last episode of the Ownership Thinking series, Jeremy and I will be discussing the things you should and shouldn't be talking about at work, the benefits of having a system or process, and the importance of assigning work tasks to others.
If you haven't watched the last two episodes of this series, I encourage you to check it out first. Some things discussed here are connected to the previous episodes. If you've seen them, then tune in to this last episode now!
What’s Discussed in This Episode:
About the Guest:
Jeremy Macliver is a certified EOS implementer, serial entrepreneur, and speaker who is passionate about helping business owners get what they want from their business. Under his wing, multiple businesses flourished in high growth phases in different industries, such as construction, automotive, and service. Now, Jeremy focuses on sharing his insights and lessons to leadership teams to reignite their passion and to guide them through the process of building long-lasting organisations that are accountable to their vision.
Resources:
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On average, everyone spends more than eight hours of their time doing work tasks and completing documents. Some even go beyond that time frame to get the job done. As entrepreneurs, a huge percentage of our day is given to our company. So, how can we manage it properly?
In this last episode of the Ownership Thinking series, Jeremy and I will be discussing the things you should and shouldn't be talking about at work, the benefits of having a system or process, and the importance of assigning work tasks to others.
If you haven't watched the last two episodes of this series, I encourage you to check it out first. Some things discussed here are connected to the previous episodes. If you've seen them, then tune in to this last episode now!
What’s Discussed in This Episode:
About the Guest:
Jeremy Macliver is a certified EOS implementer, serial entrepreneur, and speaker who is passionate about helping business owners get what they want from their business. Under his wing, multiple businesses flourished in high growth phases in different industries, such as construction, automotive, and service. Now, Jeremy focuses on sharing his insights and lessons to leadership teams to reignite their passion and to guide them through the process of building long-lasting organisations that are accountable to their vision.
Resources:
Enjoyed the podcast? Take your trade business to the next level by incorporating AI! Don’t get left behind—explore Tradie Hub at tradiehub.net. Discover game-changing AI solutions designed to boost efficiency and growth for trade businesses worldwide. Check it out today!
🧰 Want Access To Tools & Training from Industry Leaders?
Join Tradie Academy, our free community packed with templates, checklists, and resources shared by podcast guests, coaches, and successful tradies.
👉 Join free and grab your next growth tool.
📲 Stay Connected:
⭐ Enjoyed This Episode? Leave us a review here!
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