Leverage

Escaping the Fragmented Firefighting Trap: Why Being Busy Isn’t the Same as Being Productive

Have you ever wondered why you feel busy all the time? Whether you actually are or not isn’t even the point. The reality is, every day brings a mountain of tasks. Emails to send. Calls to return. Problems to fix. Teams to manage. One fire after another. Before long, your days start to look the

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Speed Is Life: Lessons from BizX on Moving Your Business Faster

This week at BizX, held on Monday and Tuesday, one lesson rang louder than the rest: “Speed is life.” Brad shared a compelling vision of what our businesses could look like in the future: leaner, faster, more impactful. It was a timely reminder that, too often, we get stuck in the weeds of what we

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Effortless Success? Test High-Leverage Effort Instead.

I opened a marketing email today that promised to help me “scale and grow my profits effortlessly.” Effortlessly? Seriously? I’ll admit—it sounds amazing. Who wouldn’t want seven-figure contracts rolling in while doing absolutely nothing? But here’s the truth, friends:There is no such thing as effortless success.If it existed, everyone would be using it by now.

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Speed is Life: Why Learning Faster Means Winning Sooner

I occasionally let myself get talked into teaching something that could just be learned from a video. In coaching, we call that collusion—spending time on things that don’t drive the best results. This week, I was walking a client through one of the 6 Steps to Massive Results when it hit me: There was a

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Learning Never Stops: Invest in Your Growth Before Life Demands It

It turns out that discovering where your customers are heading requires more than just intuition—it requires intentional learning. You’ve probably heard it before: invest 10% of your revenue into your education.And if you’re like most people, you might agree it’s a great idea—for other people. Maybe you’ve already invested in a college degree, believing it

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