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    Welcome to another exciting episode of The Friday Habit! Today, we have Shaun Lee joining us to dive into an important topic many organizations struggle with. Ever wondered why pinpointing individual employees or leaders often misses the mark when solving organizational issues? We’ll explore how this common misconception overlooks deeper, systemic problems.

    Shaun will share insights on systems thinking, a holistic approach that looks at how different parts of an organization interact. By focusing on the environment in which individuals operate, we can better understand their behaviors, attitudes, and performances.

    We’ll also discuss the importance of collective ownership in driving systemic change. Shaun will introduce us to the Six Levers framework, a powerful tool for intentional and systematic organizational change. This framework helps organizations move towards healthier, more productive, and fulfilling ways of working.

    Changing an organization isn't a straight path; it’s a journey that requires leaders to critically assess and prioritize the areas that need the most attention. This customized approach ensures effective and lasting interventions. Get ready to revolutionize the way you view organizational dynamics and productivity!

    Chapters

    00:14:11: Empowering leaders and building strong teams00:16:58: Explanation of 'Six Levers' framework00:19:16: Importance of teams in building systems00:23:43: Meeting needs of different teams00:29:12: Setting and adjusting priorities as a team00:34:42: Importance of self-awareness in leaders00:42:21: Creating a culture of feedback

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    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Join us as Jack Skeels dives into the fascinating world of 'unmanagement' and redefines the role of managers in today's organizations. In this engaging conversation, Jack challenges traditional notions of control and instead, champions authority and empowerment. He introduces us to the four pivotal moments every manager should master: why, what, go, and grow. By clearly communicating the 'why' behind tasks, Jack argues that managers can ignite purpose and improve decision-making across their teams. He also underscores the power of giving teams control over their work, which can lead to a more collaborative and fruitful work environment.

    Throughout our discussion, Jack shares valuable insights on leveraging individual strengths and fostering autonomy among employees. He stresses the importance of self-assessment for managers and the benefits of soliciting team feedback through surveys to enhance productivity. Wrapping up, Jack advises against micromanagement, advocating instead for a workplace culture that's both positive and empowering. Tune in to discover how you can transform your management style and create a thriving work environment.

    Takeaways

    Managers should focus on authority and empowerment rather than control.Communicating the why behind tasks and projects provides purpose and enables better decision-making.Empowering teams and giving them control over their work leads to a more collaborative and productive work environment.The four key managerial moments are why, what, go, and grow. Understand individual strengths and provide autonomy to employeesContinuously assess yourself as a manager and seek feedback from your teamUse surveys to gauge how well you are helping your employees be productiveAvoid micromanaging and focus on creating a positive work culture

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage07:56 The Manager Tax and the Need for Effective Management24:06 Creating a Productive Work Environment30:48 Dedicated Time for Improvement and Problem-Solving39:55 Assessing Yourself as a Manager49:37 Final Thoughts: Don't Be That Guy

    Episode Links

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackaskeelshttps://jackskeels.medium.com/https://agencyagile.com/jackskeels/

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Alright, buckle up for this episode! Mark and Ben are joined by the one and only Sarah Noel Block, the brain behind Tiny Marketing. They dive into the nitty-gritty of why having solid systems and processes in your business is like adding rocket fuel to your success rocket. Sarah spills the beans on her Tiny Marketing Framework, breaking it down into streamlining, systematizing, automating, and outsourcing - the holy grail for growth.

    But wait, there's more! They dish out on the perks of outsourcing tasks that either drain your energy or aren't your forte. Ever thought about how telling a strategic story could up your lawn care game? They go there too!

    Sarah lays it all out, focusing on the Tiny Marketing Framework: streamline, systematize, automate, and outsource. She hammers home the importance of singling out one customer avatar, one core channel, one core content, one lead generator, and one lead offer to craft a killer marketing strategy. Oh, and she's all about leveraging other people's audiences to get your name out there.

    The bottom line? Audit your offers, figure out which ones are bringing home the bacon, and give 'em the spotlight they deserve. Trust us, you won't want to miss this marketing masterclass!

    Takeaways

    Creating systems and processes in business can lead to growth and success.The Tiny Marketing Framework includes streamlining, systematizing, automating, and outsourcing.Outsourcing tasks that are not a business owner's strengths or that take up too much time can save time and money.The strategic story is an all-in-one messaging and content marketing strategy that can be applied to different businesses. Implement the tiny marketing framework: streamline, systematize, automate, and outsource your marketing efforts.Choose one customer avatar, one core channel, one core content, one lead generator, and one lead offer to create a focused and strategic marketing plan.Borrow other people's audiences to build reputation and reach new customers.Audit your offers to determine the most profitable ones to market and pay attention to.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Friday Habit09:21 COVID as a Catalyst for Change15:18 The Benefits of Outsourcing32:58 Borrowing Audiences

    Episode Links

    https://www.sarahnoelblock.com/

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    Kyle McDowell takes us on his journey from a cramped cubicle to leading a massive team, focusing on a shift towards 'we'-oriented leadership. He really hammers home the idea that making a difference and nurturing genuine connections matter more than just climbing the success ladder. McDowell dives into the struggles leaders often face, like battling with ego and feeling the pressure to fit a certain mold. He's big on owning up to mistakes and having each other's backs. McDowell draws inspiration from leaders like Harry Kramer, who walk the talk and own their actions.

    In his chat with Mark, they get into the nitty-gritty of responsibility, problem-solving, and leading by example. They break down the 10 principles from Kyle's book, 'Begin with We,' stressing the importance of doing right, walking the talk, and sticking to your word. Their talk drives home the point that leaders need to be accountable, push each other, and tackle challenges head-on to foster a top-notch culture.

    Takeaways

    Focus on making an impact and prioritize relationships over superficial success.Leaders often struggle with ego and the pressure to conform to certain behaviors.Accepting responsibility for mistakes and supporting each other are crucial for effective leadership.Leaders like Harry Kramer, who demonstrate integrity and take ownership of their actions, serve as role models. Leaders should focus on finding solutions rather than making excuses.Taking responsibility for mistakes and picking each other up is crucial for a positive work environment.The 10 principles for building a culture of excellence include doing the right thing, leading by example, saying what you'll do and doing it, taking action, owning mistakes, picking each other up, measuring outcomes, challenging each other, embracing challenges, and obsessing over details.Self-reflection is key to becoming an effective leader.Leaders should surround themselves with people who complement their skills and be humble about their own strengths.Engaging with followers and helping others on their leadership journey is important for creating a movement.

    Main Topics

    00:00 Introduction and Background05:56 The Importance of Making an Impact and Prioritizing Relationships10:01 Challenges Faced by Leaders: Ego and Conformity15:07 Accepting Responsibility and Supporting Each Other: Key Leadership Traits25:05 Creating Solutions and Moving Forward29:42 Saying What You'll Do and Doing It33:16 Measuring Outcomes and Focusing on Results36:41 Obsessing Over Details and Setting a High Standard44:12 Self-Reflection and Becoming an Effective Leader

    Episode Links

    https://kylemcdowellinc.com/“Begin with WE” Bookhttps://www.instagram.com/kylemcdowellinc/?hl=enhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/kylemcdowellinc/

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

    If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and leave us a review in the Apple podcasts app.

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    Welcome to another episode of The Friday Habit! Today, Mark and Ben chat with Richard Weylman, the mastermind behind '100 Proven Ways to Acquire and Keep Clients for Life.'

    Richard's journey from selling cookware door-to-door to becoming a guru in speaking and customer experience is truly inspiring. He emphasizes the power of connecting with people and nurturing relationships in business.

    We delve into the 'great reevaluation' phenomenon, where folks are seeking businesses that exude thoughtfulness and empathy. Richard shares practical tips on communicating from the consumer's perspective and creating emotionally engaging experiences.

    We also touch on the importance of crafting a vision for customer experience and personalization. Plus, we learn from industry giants like Chick-fil-A and Apple about the magic of exceptional customer service.

    In a nutshell: Treat customers as individuals, stay connected, and be top of mind when opportunities arise.

    Takeaways

    Building relationships and connecting with people is crucial in any business.The 'great reevaluation' is happening in the business world, where people are reevaluating their choices and looking for providers who demonstrate thoughtfulness, kindness, caring, and empathy.Communicating from the consumer's perspective and creating an elevated experience fosters emotional engagement with clients.Demonstrating empathy and asking questions in a thoughtful and kind manner can lead to better communication and stronger relationships with clients. Create a vision for the customer experience and focus on the customerKnow the preferred name of customers and use itFocus on the outcomes customers wantAsk why customers left previous providersSend thank-you notes to customers who say noTreat customers as people and stay in touch with them

    Main Topics

    00:00 Introduction and Background of Richard Wildman15:46 The 'Great Reevaluation' in the Business World31:33 The Power of Thoughtfulness and Kindness37:35 Elevated Experience and Emotional Engagement45:28 Focusing on Outcomes and Asking Why54:59 Building Relationships and Treating Customers as People

    Episode Links

    https://richardweylman.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-weylman-8a087026/https://twitter.com/richard_weylmanhttps://www.youtube.com/@RichardWeylman

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

    If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and leave us a review in the Apple podcasts app.

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    The Friday Habit: Megan Gluth Bohan's Journey from Law to Leadership

    This episode of The Friday Habit features Megan Gluth Bohan, an award-winning entrepreneur, CEO & Owner of Catalynt Solutions, Inc. (formerly TRInternational, Inc.) and owner of ChemBlend of America. Megan shares her inspiring journey from growing up in a small town with a single mother to becoming a successful multinational corporation CEO. She discusses the challenges and pivotal moments in her life, including battling alcohol addiction, being kicked out of college, and eventually finding her path through law school. Megan also talks about her transition from practicing law to acquiring and leading a chemical and raw materials business. The episode emphasizes the importance of empathetic leadership, the power of saying 'yes' to opportunities, and the belief that it's never too late to change your life’s direction. Megan's story is a testament to resilience, the pursuit of success against all odds, and the impact of mentorship and opportunity.

    00:00 Welcome to The Friday Habit: Elevating Small Businesses01:13 Introducing Megan Gluth Bohan: From Small Town to CEO01:42 The Journey of a Multinational CEO: Megan's Story04:39 Overcoming Obstacles: Megan's Path to Success06:53 The Power of Saying Yes: Navigating Life's Opportunities09:02 From Law School to Leadership: Megan's Transformation16:44 Embracing the Outdoors: A New Chapter on the West Coast17:30 A Bold Move West and the Start of a New Chapter18:17 The Leap from Law to Entrepreneurship21:01 Becoming Part of a Succession Plan22:44 The Transition to Ownership and Leadership29:11 Navigating Business Ownership During a Pandemic30:22 Empathetic Leadership and Building a Community33:03 Reflecting on the Journey and Key Takeaways

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    Welcome back to The Friday Habit! In part two of our interview with Jeremy Ryan Slate, we continue our exploration of how embracing the concept of "good enough" can lead to greater success for businesses and teams.

    Jeremy expands on the idea that the pursuit of perfection in every detail can actually hinder growth and effective delegation. Instead, he suggests focusing on measurable outcomes based on customer satisfaction. By shifting the focus from perfection to achieving results that satisfy the customer, businesses can develop a more sustainable growth strategy.

    We also dive into the importance of fostering trust within teams. Jeremy emphasizes the significance of respecting diverse styles and approaches among team members. By creating an environment where individuals feel empowered to contribute their unique skills and ideas, leaders can streamline operations and free up time to focus on strategic expansion.

    In summary, our conversation with Jeremy highlights the value of finding a balance between excellence and efficiency, as well as building trust within teams to drive success.

    Main Topics

    00:01:04: Importance of delegation and trust in growth00:03:37: The role of AI tools in podcasting00:05:25: Evolution with technology, importance of starting with video00:10:00: Being authentic and honest in content00:13:19: The potential consequences of AI development00:16:27: Potential new career paths due to AI development00:17:09: Role of technology in problem-solving00:22:16: Copyright infringement and AI

    Episode Links

    https://commandyourbrand.com/https://jeremyryanslate.com/https://www.facebook.com/jeremy.slatehttps://twitter.com/jeremyryanslatehttps://www.instagram.com/jeremyryanslate/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPfHfMJSSp4rAqQjiRH1OKg

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

    If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and leave us a review in the Apple podcasts app.

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    Welcome to another episode of The Friday Habit! Today, we've got the one and only Jeremy Ryan Slate, CEO of Command Your Brand, joining us for an enlightening chat.

    Jeremy is here to unravel the joys and challenges of the entrepreneurial journey, shedding light on how the Friday Habit philosophy can drive both business growth and personal satisfaction. He's dishing out some invaluable insights on strategic planning and smart investments – essential ingredients for any successful venture.

    But Jeremy's wisdom extends beyond just business. He's also delving into the profound connection between the human soul and nature, and why integrating natural elements into our personal spaces can work wonders for creativity and well-being.

    And if that wasn't enough, Jeremy's sharing some fantastic tips on sprucing up our living and working environments, because let's face it, a well-crafted workspace can make all the difference. So, sit back, relax, and let's dive into this enriching conversation with Jeremy Ryan Slate!

    Main Topics

    00:06:29: Systemizing and reducing waste within a business00:13:04: Company size and employment structure00:13:57: Switch to remote work00:15:03: Monitoring of employee productivity00:17:10: The Value of Big Company Mindset00:18:20: Transitioning from Phase One to Phase Two in Business00:19:34: The Importance of Standardization for Growth00:21:13: Shifting Viewpoint: From Fixer to Problem Solver


    Episode Links

    https://commandyourbrand.com/https://jeremyryanslate.com/https://www.facebook.com/jeremy.slatehttps://twitter.com/jeremyryanslatehttps://www.instagram.com/jeremyryanslate/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPfHfMJSSp4rAqQjiRH1OKg

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

    If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe and leave us a review in the Apple podcasts app.

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    Episode Summary:
    Join Mark Labriola II in this insightful episode of The Friday Habit as he dives into the freelance revolution with Brittany Brewer, a senior account executive at FreeUp. Discover Brittany's journey from renovating a school bus for a digital nomad lifestyle to her pivotal role in the freelancing world. This episode covers the impact of COVID-19 on freelancing, the unique approach of FreeUp, and the benefits of leveraging freelancers for business growth.


    Key Takeaways:

    Brittany's transition to the freelancing industry and her significant contributions to FreeUp.How FreeUp distinguishes itself from other freelancing platforms by focusing on quality and a rigorous vetting process.Practical advice for small business owners on utilizing freelancers to scale their operations efficiently.


    Special Offer:
    Brittany offers The Friday Habit listeners an exclusive $50 credit to get started with FreeUp. Visit freeuppod.com to claim your credit and find the perfect freelancer for your needs.


    Episode Highlights:

    The evolution of freelancing and how it has become a viable career path post-COVID-19.The advantages of using FreeUp to connect with top-tier freelancers for your business needs.Brittany's personal journey from a traditional job to embracing a digital nomad lifestyle.Strategies for effectively integrating freelancers into your business model.


    Connect with Us:
    For more episodes and resources to help grow your business, visit thefridayhabit.com. Have questions or feedback? Email us at [email protected].


    Call to Action:
    Don't let fear hold you back from exploring the potential of freelancing for your business. Reach out to FreeUp to find out how they can support your growth with their curated network of freelancers.


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    Episode Summary:

    In this episode of The Friday Habit, hosts Mark Labriola and Benjamin Manley sit down with Ian Campbell, CEO of Nucleus Research. Ian shares his extensive experience and insights into the world of investigative research and how businesses can leverage the concept of Return on Investment (ROI) to enhance sales, improve services, and ultimately win more deals. Whether you're a small business owner, a freelancer, or a creative, this conversation is packed with valuable advice on how to prove ROI and focus your efforts to grow your business.


    Key Takeaways:

    The Importance of ROI: Ian emphasizes the significance of demonstrating the value of investments to potential clients. He discusses how understanding and presenting ROI can be a game-changer in sales and business development.Three Ways to Deliver Value: Ian breaks down the three core ways businesses can deliver value to their clients: increasing productivity, decreasing costs, or boosting profitability. He explains how aligning your services with these value propositions can significantly impact your sales approach.The Power of Focusing on Niches: The conversation highlights the importance of specialization and focusing on what you do best. Ian shares insights into how narrowing down services to meet specific market needs can lead to business growth and success.Actionable Strategies for Value Selling: Ian provides listeners with practical strategies to implement value selling in their business practices. From identifying customer needs to developing a value proposition and quantifying benefits, the discussion is a roadmap for anyone looking to enhance their sales approach.Leveraging Customer Success Stories: The importance of using customer success stories and references is discussed. Ian advises on how to effectively use testimonials to demonstrate value and credibility to potential clients.


    Action Item:

    Identify the top two or three ways your business delivers value to its clients. Focus on these aspects in your marketing and sales efforts to communicate the tangible benefits of working with your company.


    Resources Mentioned:

    The Value Sale (Book by Ian Campbell)Nucleus Research


    Connect with Ian Campbell:

    Website: Nucleus ResearchEmail: [email protected]


    About The Friday Habit:

    The Friday Habit is the go-to podcast for business owners, freelancers, and creatives who want to transform their passion into a successful enterprise. Join Mark and Ben every week as they dive into the strategies and insights that can help you make every day feel like Friday.


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    Wondering how businesses can make the most of their resources to boost earnings? Curious about the role of financial and tax management in the real estate sector? Well, you're in luck because we've got the answers for you in the latest episode of The Friday Habit. This is part two of our conversation with Dan Templin, where we're going to delve into the fascinating world of property utilization and explore how savvy entrepreneurs can use cutting-edge software solutions to offer flexibility and variety in their rental setups.

    But that's not all – we're also going to dive deep into financial strategies. We'll take a closer look at LLC structuring, cost segregation studies, and 1031 exchanges and how they can lead to some serious savings. And hey, who doesn't love credit card rewards, right? We're going to show you how entrepreneurs can really cash in on those rewards if they master the art.

    And as we wrap things up, we'll share some final thoughts on the importance of having a well-rounded perspective when it comes to managing your business and property. So don't miss out – tune in for all this and more in part two of our conversation with Dan Templin!

    Main Topics

    Marriage and EntrepreneurshipStrategies on Starting Business with Limited ResourcesNetworking and Communication in BusinessBusiness Structure and Tax StrategiesThe importance of leveraging others' knowledge and expertise

    Episode Links

    https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessman_dan/https://www.thebusinessmandan.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvvlEOWw5M-erkL2-7wOlPA

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Join us on an exciting journey into the world of real estate investment with your hosts, Mark Labriola II and Benjamin Manley. In this episode, we're here to not only help you grow your wealth but also lay the foundation for a lasting legacy.

    We're joined by a special guest, Dan Templin, a renowned business expert, to provide even more valuable insights.

    We'll uncover the secrets of the property market and draw on the wisdom of seasoned investors, including Dan Templin, to prepare you for the ups and downs of real estate investment. Discover how tangible assets can open up new opportunities and why this sector is a key to financial success for entrepreneurs and creatives alike.

    Our mantra for this episode is to "start small but think big." We'll guide you through the practical steps of entering the world of real estate, beginning with the importance of securing a steady income and building a strong financial foundation. We'll also highlight the potential pitfalls of hasty investments without proper planning.

    Get ready to dive into the nitty-gritty of buying undervalued properties and turning them into profitable investments. With mentorship from experienced realtors, Mark, Benjamin, and our special guest, Dan Templin, will provide insights tailored to your financial situation and the current market conditions.

    So, whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, join us for this enlightening journey into the world of real estate investment. It's time to make your money work for you and create a legacy that will endure for generations to come.

    Main Topics

    00:14:55: Owning multiple businesses00:18:03: Expansion into real estate and property ownership00:20:31: Introduction of new property investment system, Plex Hacking.00:22:47: Importance of a well balanced portfolio00:23:24: Lessons from franchising a laundromat

    Episode Links

    https://www.instagram.com/thebusinessman_dan/https://www.thebusinessmandan.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvvlEOWw5M-erkL2-7wOlPA

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Welcome back to part two of our 2-part episode of The Friday Habit! In this installment, we continue our exploration of project management with our special guest, Clint Padgett.

    We're picking up right where we left off, delving into the world of informed scheduling decisions, strategic resource utilization, and the critical role of engagement and transparency in building a sense of ownership among team members.

    Plus, we'll dive deeper into the exciting intersection of technology and project planning, discussing how automation and AI are transforming the field while emphasizing the enduring importance of human collaboration, commitment, accountability, and pride in the work.

    If you missed part one, be sure to catch up, and if you're ready for more insights into project success, you're in the right place!

    Main Topics

    02:05: The importance of people management in project success05:24: The silo effect in companies18:03: The necessity of in-person meetings for connection20:33: Managing by Commitment28:22: The future of project management

    Episode Links

    https://clintonmpadgett.com/https://projectsuccess.com/

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    Welcome to another exciting episode of The Friday Habit! Today, we've got a fantastic guest lined up for you. We're catching up with Clint Padgett, a seasoned pro in the world of project management. Clint's not just any project management guru; he's also the president of Project Success, Inc. We'll be diving into some intriguing topics today, focusing on sustainable business growth and how project management plays a crucial role in achieving those long-term success goals.

    Now, let's start by hearing Clint's insights on what he's learned from his father about the core essence of project management. Plus, we'll chat about the significance of operational management and how it all ties into the ambitious pursuit of growing your business.

    But that's not all! Clint has an inspiring journey that we'll be exploring today. He's gone from the Navy to higher education and even worked at The Coca-Cola Company. It's a story that highlights how a strong work ethic and unwavering dedication can take you places. From his time in the military to overcoming some seriously tough working conditions and pursuing higher education, Clint embodies the idea that the harder you work, the luckier you become. So, stay tuned for some incredible insights and stories from Clint Padgett!

    Main Topics

    00:04:15: Entrepreneurship in a small town00:08:57: Clint's experience in the Navy and the shipyard00:11:03: Working at Coca Cola00:14:00: The balance of hard work and perseverance in success00:17:26: The beginning of the journey towards the Olympics00:20:44: Working cross-functional projects00:22:54: Journey from being an employee to the company's CEO

    Episode Links

    https://clintonmpadgett.com/https://projectsuccess.com/

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    In this episode, we have the privilege of interviewing Ron Simmons, a seasoned entrepreneur and former politician. Ron's journey is filled with valuable insights and wisdom that every small business owner and aspiring entrepreneur should hear. Join us as we dive into a conversation about lifelong learning, the secrets to maintaining a successful long-term partnership, taking bold and uncomfortable steps, recognizing opportunities, and finding the perfect balance between faith and entrepreneurship. Ron introduces a unique metaphor—the "red wagon"—to help us understand the different roles and responsibilities in business.

    Key Highlights:

    1. Ron emphasizes the significance of focusing on execution and not letting worries about things beyond your control hold you back. It's all about taking action and making things happen.

    2. Ron shares the importance of finding mentors in various aspects of life and business. These mentors can provide valuable guidance and insights that can make a world of difference in your journey.

    3. Personal growth and reflection are key components of success. Ron encourages us to invest in our personal development and take the time to think and reflect on our goals and progress.

    4. Ron highlights the value of authenticity and transparency in both personal and professional life. Being genuine and honest in your interactions can build trust and credibility.

    5. Challenges are a part of every entrepreneurial journey. Ron's advice? Stay laser-focused on your goals, adapt to changing circumstances, and maintain a positive attitude even in the face of adversity.


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    Welcome to The Friday Habit with your hosts Mark and Ben! In this episode, we have a special guest joining us, Ron Simmons, a seasoned politician who served three terms in the Texas House of Representatives. During his time in the House, Ron was a member of several crucial committees, including Appropriations, Transportation, Elections, Homeland Security, and Business & Industry.

    Join us as Mark, Ben, and Ron engage in an enlightening discourse about harnessing opportunities and maintaining a targeted focus in entrepreneurship. They'll illustrate how seemingly minor engagements can open new windows of opportunity and advise on the importance of concentrated efforts within one's chosen niche.

    Practical steps on optimizing focus and harnessing opportunities will be discussed comprehensively for the benefit of aspiring entrepreneurs. Additionally, our hosts and guest will bring forward the necessity of adapting businesses to client needs and market shifts, emphasizing the balance between innovation and core values.

    Mark, Ben, and Ron will also encourage entrepreneurs to cultivate a culture of continuous innovation, embracing technological advances and building a scalable business infrastructure. Tune into this episode for fresh perspectives on entrepreneurship and strategies for success in the face of evolving markets.


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    In this episode, Mark Labriola II and Benjamin Manley interview Andre Dantzler from SociallyU. Andre shares his journey from working in the corporate world to starting his own business and the importance of systems and mindset in building a successful business. He emphasizes the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship and the importance of finding alignment in your work. Andre also discusses the balance between work and family life and the process of discovering your identity and purpose. He shares his experience of hiring and growing his team, emphasizing the value of caring for employees and creating a positive customer experience. Andre also highlights the significance of excellence and love in his approach to business. He explains how sharing knowledge and secrets has been revolutionary for his company. Overall, Andre's journey showcases the power of building a team, fostering ownership, and prioritizing the well-being of both employees and customers.

    Takeaways

    Entrepreneurship is not for the faint of heart and requires resilience and optimism.Finding alignment in your work and saying no to opportunities that don't align with your values and strengths is crucial.Balancing work and family life is essential, and it's important to prioritize and be present in each area.Discovering your identity and purpose takes time and self-reflection.Growth in business often requires hiring and surrounding yourself with the right people. Building a successful business requires a systems mindset and the ability to ask the right questions.Hiring employees instead of relying solely on contractors can lead to a more cohesive and committed team.Excellence and love are key guiding principles for creating a positive customer experience.Sharing knowledge and secrets can lead to growth and attract clients who appreciate transparency and value.

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to The Friday Habit

    01:01 Guest Introduction: Andre Dantzler from SociallyU

    02:27 Andre's Origin Story and Business Journey

    08:54 Leaving the Corporate World and Starting His Own Business

    13:15 The Challenges and Rewards of Entrepreneurship

    19:19 Balancing Work and Family Life

    25:32 Finding Alignment and Saying No to Opportunities

    29:34 Discovering Identity and Purpose

    35:33 Growth and Hiring in the Business

    35:46 The Importance of Systems and Mindset

    36:46 Challenges and Growth in the Studio

    37:33 The Impact of Growth on Systems

    39:14 Hiring and Financial Considerations

    40:28 The Difference Between Contractors and Employees

    41:48 Creating a Team and Fostering Ownership

    44:31 Building a Sustainable Business

    45:53 The Importance of Excellence and Love

    47:48 Creating a Positive Customer Experience

    50:42 The Role of Hospitality in Shaping Culture

    53:12 The Power of Caring for People

    56:05 The Value of Sharing Secrets and Knowledge

    01:01:42 Connecting with Socially Inclined

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Welcome to another episode of The Friday Habit, where your hosts Mark Labriola II and Benjamin Manley, along with guest Patrick Thean, guide you to strike the right balance between strategy and execution. Tune in as they elaborate on "# CEOs and the Crucial Role of Execution in Business Success." Uncover the deeper layers of effective execution, its pivotal role in transforming grand strategies into tangible results, and the importance of embedding it into your business operations. Learn to foster a rhythm that meshes brilliantly with your execution-focused mindset and how to cultivate it in your organization's day-to-day operations.

    Further, delve into a discussion about stepping up from an enterprising entrepreneur to a strategic CEO. Take away invaluable insights from this enlightening conversation around the common struggles, epiphanies, and identity realization that ensues during this evolution. Whether you are on the path of selling your first enterprise, poised to usher into a new venture, or finding your niche, this episode is sure to provide a trove of wisdom to aid your journey.

    Go to TheFridayHabit.com to find show notes for this episode. There you can also find links to our websites and ways to get in touch. At the bottom of the page you can download our guide to the Friday Habit system that will show you how to set aside one full day each week dedicated to working on your business instead of in your business.

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    Though Patrick Thean’s list of accomplishments as a CEO, international speaker and best selling author is impressive, his humble attitude is what really draws clients to him. Growing up in Singapore, Patrick experimented early on with small business ideas, selling tape recordings of the World Cup to his friends in grade school. He later came to the United States and graduated from Cornell with an engineering degree, met his wife and founded his first company. Patrick’s business philosophy is both strategic and personal. He doesn’t take himself too seriously and is more interested in executing what he’s promised to his clients. Now he passionately and purposefully coaches business owners to identify a problem that needs solving as the foundation for a successful business plan. His three keys to success are focus, alignment within the team, and accountability to commitments. By consistently reflecting on what can be learned in each interaction with someone, Patrick continues to build a legacy focused on “people to people” relationships.

    Main Topics

    Patrick’s early entrepreneurial spark (01:30)Solve a problem with your business plan (05:25)3 keys to success (08:47)Patrick’s first company (11:00)Repeat the sales pitch (15:15)Learning from every interaction (18:00)Main concepts of his book Rhythm (20:40)

    Episode Links

    https://www.patrickthean.com/new-home

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    In part two of the discussion with storyteller, author, and keynote speaker Mark Carpenter, he shares some of the strategies he employs in telling great stories people will remember. Before utilizing storytelling to teach, lead, sell or inspire, it is important to know the purpose behind telling that story. When the storyteller is clear on why they are sharing a story, they can choose important details to share or discard, and the pacing falls into place. They can also begin to look for experiences to turn into stories that would serve their purpose.

    Mark encourages authenticity in delivering a story. Citing recent groundbreaking research, the neuroscience behind the power of storytelling is compelling. Brain wave activity increases during a story versus simply receiving information. When listeners engage with a story, they access their personal memories in order to find relatability, which solidifies the likelihood they will remember the message. Stories also trigger the brain to release oxytocin, which is the chemical that leads to trust and connectivity. When a storyteller shares authentically with honorable intention, people respond with deeper levels of engagement and buy-in. Not to be used in a manipulative way, the power of storytelling as a leadership skill is growing at the corporate level thanks to pioneers like Mark. Humans have communicated through storytelling for millenia; it only makes sense that forward-thinking leaders would apply the approach to professional development.

    Main Topics

    Using storytelling in sales (01:20)Common roadblocks in developing stories (04:25)Pacing in storytelling (06:50)Impact of stories on the brain (10:00)Increasing relatability chemicals in the brain (15:25)Mark’s current consulting projects (18:30)Workshops for use storytelling as a leadership skill (21:30)

    Episode Links

    https://master-storytelling.com

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