What’s more important when scaling a business: strategy or mindset? Each one uses a different part of the brain. You use the more advanced thinking part of your brain to learn and understand strategy. This part of your brain focuses on the future and what’s possible. Delegate.Differentiate.Systematize.Create recurring revenue. That’s strategy. It makes sense. But

Improve the readability for this for my blog SEO. Do not change the words or ideas. Just simply improve the readability: If you ever have days where selling your business seems like the perfect solution, you’re not alone. Like when the third operations manager in a row quits and you have to jump back into

What’s your winning strategy? All of us have one. Maybe yours is to be fast. Or to be smart. Or to do it yourself. For many business owners, it’s to be in control. For others, it’s to be liked. Whatever it is for you was decided by your subconscious years ago in answer to the

What triggers you in business? Is it your employees, your financials, your customers, or something else? Whatever it is, it’s pointing to the real work you need to do. What you avoid or react to is like a custom roadmap highlighting your path. That’s why variations of the same issues keep resurfacing in your business.

Picture for a moment the “future you” who’s already achieved your dreams. The 8-figure business that scales without taking all your time. The body that’s healthy and strong and looks 10 years younger. The far-flung excursions with family and friends, filled with laughter and love. The time and the money to do anything and go

“Be realistic. You’ve never done this before, you don’t know how, and it won’t work.” Ever heard your mind say something like that? Right when you’re trying something new? Don’t listen. These thoughts come from the past. Not just your individual past, but our collective past as a species. Your brain is doing its best