By Sharon Lechter
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By the year 2025, 75% of our workforce will be millennials. The millennials outnumber even the baby boomers. They are also different than the boomers. As an employer or business owner, you need to understand the differences. The culture that worked in the past may not be the best fit for the new and upcoming workforce.
Today, I’m talking about the changes employers may need to make. Right or wrong, they will need to be aware of what their employees want and create a culture that encourages loyalty and participation. They will need to create an environment where employees feel ownership and have opportunities to give input. They need to feel they are making a contribution and understand the bigger picture.
“If you create an opportunity for the millennials to be successful, your company will be successful .” – Sharon Lechter
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Dina Dwyer-Owens is the co-chairwoman of the Dwyer Group, a home services and franchise company that her father started. Dina has taken the business to over $1-billion in systemized sales and is inching towards 2-billion. The Dwyer Group supports brands like Glass Doctor, Molly Maid, Mr. Electric and more. Dina and the Dwyer Group were also featured on the television show “Undercover Boss” twice.
Today, we discuss Dina’s Living R.I.C.H. concepts, how her father founded the business based on values and a belief system, and how Dina has taken that concept to the next level. We also discuss one of her newest brands, Neighborly, and all things related to being a dynamic leader and business executive who believes in putting people first.
"The one thing we knew we had to keep going was the code of values and the commitment to the code because it truly was the foundation of our success." – Dina Dwyer-Owens
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When you’re just launching a new startup company, one of the first things many entrepreneurs begin to think about is how to find funding from investors and financial partners. But, the problem of getting a “yes” from investors often arises due to a few key components that entrepreneurs have mistakenly overlooked.
My guest today is Lauren Flanagan, Founder and Managing Director of Belle Capital USA. She is also the CEO of a strategic advisory firm called SCIO Corp, a company that helps early stage companies prepare to scale, raise capital, and achieve successful exits. I’ve known Lauren for a little over a year and she is filled with knowledge, insight, and understanding of the complexities within the investing industry, as well as the challenges that many startup businesses and entrepreneurs face when searching for outside funding to take their business to the next level.
Lauren joins me on the show today to share her knowledge and insight about some of the key components you should consider before presenting your business or product idea to potential investors, why not all businesses need outside funding, and why building a competent team around your idea is a critical part of showing investors the value of your proposition.
“It’s important that you do as much diligence on your partners as they are going to do on you.” – Lauren Flanagan
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When was the last time you allowed yourself to be creative? To use the power of your imagination and let your mind explore what could be possible in our world? How does creativity, imagination, and curiosity play a role in the development, growth, and success of our businesses?
In this week’s episode, I’m talking about curiosity, creativity, and imagination, as well as something that we’ve all experienced at one point in our lives: conformity, comfort, complacency, crisis, and chaos. These are all very different things, and yet they are all connected. As business owners, it can be easy to become complacent in our businesses; to become comfortable or used to doing things a certain way. But, once you’ve become complacent, how do you get back on the saddle of imagination and creativity and why is it important to your overall success?
“Let’s just shed that cape of conformity; that cape of complacency, and replace it with a cape of your super power.”
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Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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It’s never been easier to publish a book than it is today. In the past, the primary way to get published was to find and pitch your book idea to a publishing house or start your own publishing company. Although publishing houses are still a viable option to get your book published today, the internet has made it incredibly easy to get published without the need of a major publisher assisting you.
In this week’s episode, I’m going to share a few of the many ways you can publish your book idea, the pros and cons of each, and share why it’s important for you to figure out your marketing strategy to sell your book regardless of which publishing option you choose.
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Invest in YOU with our Essential Components of a Successful Business Online & Live Training Course! This 12-week training program will teach you how to grow your business from an idea to a globally-recognized success, learn how to find investors for your company and leverage and protect the power of your intellectual property to ensure you build the business and life you deserve.
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Thanks for joining us on this episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast! If you found the information, tips, and interviews shared in this episode valuable and helpful to managing your money, your business, and your life, please check us out on iTunes, leave a review, and share our show with your friends and colleagues!
Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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Being a good storyteller can significantly impact your business. Whether you are sharing how your business got started or explaining how something works, you often express your thoughts and ideas through telling your story. When it comes to telling your story, it’s important to keep in mind the medium you are using. Whether it’s writing a book, blog post, or article, or sharing your story with an audience through speaking engagements, presentations, or podcasts, knowing how to connect and inspire your audience is critical to telling a good story.
On today’s episode, I’m discussing the differences between sharing your story through writing verses speaking and how to paint a picture for your readers through the words you choose when writing your book, article, or blog post.
The better storyteller you can become, the more effective you are going to be.
This week on Your Money, Your Business, Your Life:
Learn More on the Essential Components of a Successful Business
Invest in YOU with our Essential Components of a Successful Business Online & Live Training Course! This 12-week training program will teach you how to grow your business from an idea to a globally-recognized success, learn how to find investors for your company and leverage and protect the power of your intellectual property to ensure you build the business and life you deserve.
Register Today!
Help Others Take Care of Their Money, Their Business, & Their Life!
Thanks for joining us on this episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast! If you found the information, tips, and interviews shared in this episode valuable and helpful to managing your money, your business, and your life, please check us out on iTunes, leave a review, and share our show with your friends and colleagues!
Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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Whether you’re selling a book, a product, or a service, the three-legged stool analogy applies. In a business sense, this means that one leg is the product or service you are selling; the second leg is your platform, and the third leg is you.
On today’s episode, I want to share with you some of the top reasons why you should write a book and how the three-legged stool analogy applies to writing, publishing, and selling your book. I also want to explain how becoming an author can help you establish yourself as an authority and expert in your industry, the benefits of co-authorship, and the techniques you can use to get your book written and published.
It’s never been easier, or more important, to write a book.
This week on Your Money, Your Business, Your Life:
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Learn More on the Essential Components of a Successful Business
Invest in YOU with our Essential Components of a Successful Business Online & Live Training Course! This 12-week training program will teach you how to grow your business from an idea to a globally-recognized success, learn how to find investors for your company and leverage and protect the power of your intellectual property to ensure you build the business and life you deserve.
Register Today!
Help Others Take Care of Their Money, Their Business, & Their Life!
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Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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Michael Lechter and I have been married for 38 years. We have built global businesses together including the children's talking book company, the Rich Dad organization, and now the advice we are giving on Napoleon Hill. Michael is an attorney and an expert on intellectual property.
Today we talk about intellectual property and some of the misconceptions that people have. We talk about the difference between trademarks, patents, copyrights, and even trade secrets. He breaks down the various types of intellectual property and how each one can be used. We also discuss the best way to protect your intellectual property by using a combination of tools.
"You’ve got to have a plan, start out keeping intellectual property in mind and consciously build intellectual property assets into your business." - Michael Lechter
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Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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Statistics show that 8 out of every 10 new businesses fail within the first 18 months, but no one ever talks about why so many new businesses fail so soon after they launch. To have a successful, thriving, sustainable business, you need more than just passion and talent. I’ve talked a lot about the power of association – the power of your network. What many new business owners do not realize is that as your business grows and evolves, so should your network and those you associate with.
Beyond your passion, talent, and network, though, your personal plan for your business can often be the determining factor of whether your company grows successfully – or becomes another statistic. On this week’s episode of the Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast, I want to share with you some of the critical components that you should be considering when planning your business for success.
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Tips for Planning Your Business for Success:
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Thanks for joining us on this episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast! If you found the information, tips, and interviews shared in this episode valuable and helpful to managing your money, your business, and your life, please check us out on iTunes, leave a review, and share our show with your friends and colleagues!
Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
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Have you ever looked at your career and thought to yourself: “This is not where I want to be; I have a greater purpose in life.” Many professional women come to a crossroad in their career where they feel trapped in their job, wanting to escape, and find their true purpose in life. My guest today is Ali Brown, dubbed the entrepreneurial guru for women by Business News Daily. Like many aspiring entrepreneurs, her story started in the business world – working for various companies but simply feeling miserable.
Today, Ali joins me on the show to share her story, why she decided to leave her regular 9-to-5 job to become a freelance copywriter. She shares how she built up the credibility to become a nationally known public speaker, and why she is so passionate about empowering other women to find the success and freedom they deserve.
“Success for women right now is having choices. There’s no right or wrong way to do this.” – Ali Brown
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Ali’s Words of Wisdom for Aspiring Entrepreneurs:
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Thanks for joining us on this episode of Your Money, Your Business, Your Life podcast! If you found the information, tips, and interviews shared in this episode valuable and helpful to managing your money, your business, and your life, please check us out on iTunes, leave a review, and share our show with your friends and colleagues!
Our mission is to educate entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and families on ways to reduce the stress and frustration revolving around finances, learn what it takes to make more money in less time, and shatter the financial glass ceiling holding them back from financial freedom.
Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review to help us reach more people and inspire others to take control of their financial future.
The podcast currently has 58 episodes available.