Growth Think Tank

How to create the best place to work on this podcast. You have likely seen companies be honored with accolades about being the best place to work. I have interview @robertglazer_ he is the founder and CEO of Global performance marketing agency, Acceleration Partners.

David Meerman Scott shares specific insights that you can use to attract new clients.  Listen in here for the tremendous value and take action on it today.

Get ready to hear my thoughts on whether or not business plans are really necessary when to give up on a marketing tactic you’re testing, how to properly hire a new employee, what niching is really about and how to prioritize your time for maximum effectiveness.

Becoming an authority in your marketplace will allow you to stand out from your peers. However, this “authority” thing comes with some limiting beliefs that you have to overcome.

I interview Marco Santarelli, founder of Norada Real Estate Investments. Marco shares how you can think about diversification in your journey to building wealth. We talk about different asset classes and focus on passive income using real estate. Tune in to hear about building wealth.

Being proactive, not reactive, is the key to launching or scaling a successful business. As a leader, you have to find your sweet spot when it comes to making the right decisions.

Virtual employees may seem easy, but that might be because you're not taking the time to lead them. And that's especially risky if you want to lead a high-growth business.

This one will blow you away on how important it is to be clear about your #business #direction. We kick off with the #importance of WHY you do what you do…WHY you #serve the #people you serve.

There are very few things more frustrating than watching an employee with real potential never reach it. It's hard to find talented people in a tight job market; once you do, you want to set them free to flourish. But what happens when they don't?

@scottduffymedia also says to stop thinking everything needs to be perfect. Perfect is the enemy of success as an entrepreneur. Instead of focusing on being perfect, just get your products in people’s hands and then get great at listening and receiving feedback.