Work Smarter, Not Harder!

Sometimes customers takes us out of our comfort zones. But you don't need to be taken anywhere you don't want to go! The key is to have a rock-solid set of procedures that are bulletproof, which will give you the confidence to decline requests when necessary. Oh hey - we hit 30 episodes! Yay!

PS5 is launching on Nov 12, and in this episode we briefly evaluate your choices of systems. We also emphasize the ongoing need to use gaming yo develop your business skills, using games such as Farming Simulator, City Skylines, and more.

I am an avid video gamer. I use it not only for personal enjoyment, but to help myself develop professionally. Learn how you can use current games to sharpen your business and professional development skills.

Providing clear expectations of what you can and cannot do in the scope of a project is very important. Here is a 3 step process that will allow you to better communicate this to your clientele.

In this episode, I talk about the MS Tour ride that we've been doing for the past 15 years, and how we break down this year's ride into a set of smaller goals, that helps to accomplish things that we feel are overwhelming to us. It works!

Eisenhower said, those that fail to plan, plan to fail. But we're not all Eisenhower. So I say you don't have to plan every step. Just a general direction - toward your goal, dream, vision or objective.. And as you move forward, win or lose...use the technological tools we have been gifted with to develop a solid plan, based on the boots on the ground data you have gathered, by simply going for it. By they way, please consider donating to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, I just did a virtual bike ride to battle MS. You can help! Listen to the episode. 😊

Get to the office, stand in front of the counter. Process payments. Hum drum. How does one do it? We continue to explore, today in the second part of the three steps to consistency.

This episode is an expansion on yesterday's discussion about consistency - part 1 of the three part plan is to have a vision, goal or objective, that drives you internally, to keep coming back to the table to do the work in front of you, and enjoy it. As has been said often - it's not about the destination, it's about the journey. We'll do step 2 next time.

Back from Labor Day weekend, and not wanting to work? Here's a celebration to all of you that are keeping things moving along. Call it a pep talk.

Check this out! If you have to quickly talk about something, here is great way to organize it for your target audience!