You paid for the lead, they found your company, and then they hired someone else. That stings, especially when you are already spending good money on ads and marketing. In this episode, I sit down with George Swetlitz to talk about how business reviews are either...
One wrong hire can quietly wreck your profits. Not because they are a bad person. Not because you made a careless decision. But because the ripple effect of losing or mishandling a quality employee hits your time, your sales, and your culture all at once. In this...
Busy days create pressure to move fast and make decisions faster, but hasty decisions often cost more than slowing down for clarity. When problems get labeled as “fix it later” issues, Sneaky Leaky quietly gets to work while you move on to the next fire you need to...
Why am I the only one who can put out the fires around here?!! Did that thought hit close to home? When the process of decision-making lives only in your head, every question and problem lands back on you. You get pulled into nonstop answering questions and giving...
It’s easy to think that if you are busy in your business that you are making money. But that’s not always the case. I really like Jim Collin’s explanation that real growth comes from doing one thing really well instead of trying everything. He compared it to a...
Usually exit planning gets ignored until something forces the conversation, and that’s exactly when your best options disappear. In this episode, I’m joined by Chuck Cooper, founder of White Water Consulting, to talk about why a business exit should be planned long...
