ARE YOU READY TO MULTIPLY?
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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ARE YOU READY TO MULTIPLY?
We’re almost one full month into 2015.
How’s is your year going so far?
Are you on track for your goals?
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Once you’ve simplified and leveraged, you’re ready to multiply your efforts through others, specifically by developing a strong team.
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Having a team of people can make your business run like a well-oiled machine, even when you’re not working or even around!
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Your team can include any or all of the following:
assistant, marketer, sales person, web designer, housekeeper, nanny, editor, social media expert,
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coach, organizer, receptionist, office manager, travel agent, event coordinator …
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Each of these members of your team perform critical tasks that enable you to perform your critical tasks
(you know what these are right? Hint: Revenue-generating activities.).
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The number of attorneys who make copies and send faxes is astounding.
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The number of CEOs who handle their own calendars is breathtaking.
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The number of business owners without a coach, CPA, mentor or advisory board is, truly, mind-boggling.
Not having a team, you must know, is both a waste of time and money as well as you leaving money right there on the table day in and day out.
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While you can always presumably get more money, once you’ve wasted time, it’s gone forever.
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Having a team multiplies your talents and abilities, makes you more profitable, decreases your stress …
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...and wouldn’t all of those things truly make you happier?
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Happiness and all that goes with it?
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If you think you can’t afford a team, the truth is you can’t afford not to have a team.
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Coach’s Directive: Create an organizational chart, even if currently you’re a team of one.
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Sketch out who needs to be on your team.
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Then, take the first magical step of faith and hire someone.
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(Do you hear that sound? It’s the sound of your bank balance growing!)
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