I break down why filling a function wastes salary, why you should hire for the third job instead of the first, and why replacing yourself is the fastest way to get your time back.
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Intentional Success® Episodes
The 5 Principles My Best Clients Understand
Rental is dead. Marketing is no longer optional. You have to know your costs. And the fourth thing my best clients know is that your org chart is a trap.
The 5 Uncommon Sense Updates My Best Clients Use Every Day
You have to understand your actual costs for this job, this customer, at this time of year.
You Weren’t Wrong Before, But Here Are the 5 Things That Changed
Ninety-nine percent of your potential customers have never heard of you. Word of mouth only reaches the 1% who stumble onto you through someone else’s network.
The 5 Best Things My Clients Know
When you itemize every piece of gear, you turn yourself into a commodity. Your customers aren’t renting equipment. They’re hiring you to produce an outcome.
How to Manage Tipping Points So They Don’t Become Roadblocks
Last week, I identified five statements that tell me an owner has lost control. This week, I walk through what to do about each one.