Category Archives: Business Coaching
The truly successful among us understand that achieving excellence is key to long term success. It’s not the business they have or even what they know how to do. It’s about 10 things that define being excellent in everything you do.
Join Bill and Rick with guest host, Steve Smith of GrowthSource Coaching, as we conclude our 4 part series on personal development and successful business strategies.
Steve Smith
GrowthSource Coaching
http://growthsourchcoaching.com
steve@growthsourcecoaching.com
949.951.9163
Customers don’t buy from you because you are the cheapest or have been around for 30 years. They buy from you because they believe you understand what they want. By focusing on the quality of your message you will be more successful in connecting and landing the customers you want.
Join Bill and Rick with guest host, Steve Smith of GrowthSource Coaching, for part 3 of a 4 part series on personal development and successful business strategies.
Steve Smith
GrowthSource Coaching
http://growthsourchcoaching.com
steve@growthsourcecoaching.com
949.951.9163
Your time is valuable and limited! Don’t spend it trying to get even more unimportant activity accomplished. Learn how to power up your day by combining purpose, energy and focus so you can accomplish what’s most important in less time.
Join Bill and Rick with guest host, Steve Smith of GrowthSource Coaching, for part 2 of a 4 part series on personal development and successful business strategies.
Steve Smith
GrowthSource Coaching
http://growthsourchcoaching.com
steve@growthsourcecoaching.com
949.951.9163
How Can You Make Goal Achievement Work for Your Business
Being chronically successful means achieving goals on a regular basis. Learn why most people don’t achieve the goals they set and how to change your routine so that achieving goals will become a way of life.
Join Bill and Rick with guest host, Steve Smith of GrowthSource Coaching, for the month of June for in part 1 of a 4 part series on personal development and successful business strategies.
Steve Smith
GrowthSource Coaching
http://growthsourchcoaching.com
steve@growthsourcecoaching.com
949.951.9163
Join Bill and Rick with their special guest, Daphne Mallory, ESQ., to discuss the benefits and marketing strategies unique to a family-owned business. Once formalized, a family business can lead to not only prosperity in the workplace, but more quality time developing family relationships, as well as emotional ties that forge new commitments of trust between business owner and clients. Daphne Mallory, Esq. is a Contributor for The Entrepreneur Magazine and The Huffington Post, media personality, and international speaker and trainer on Family Business. Moreover, her work and life has been featured on ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC, The Dr. Oz Show, Self Magazine, Woman’s Day, Essence Magazine, Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, Brown Alumni Magazine, and Black Enterprise. She is the talk show host and producer of Family Business with “Daphne” on 103.9 FM KDKI.
In order to protect yourself from transactions which occur during the course of your business, every contract you enter into on behalf of your business should be in writing in order to cement the terms of the contract in a form that is less susceptible to dispute. In this show, Bill and Rick discuss how you can be more assured of what you bargained for and therefore make yourself less likely to expose your assets to loss, should a “contrived” dispute arise.
Sponsor:
Rick Reigle
Edward Jones
949.249.8248
30110 Crowne Valley Pkwy
Suite #104
Laguna Hills, CA
Even the most conscientious employer occasionally needs help from a lawyer. Although you can handle some employment matters on your own, a great many issues are particularly tricky and require legal expertise. Employment law can change rapidly. Courts and government agencies issue new opinions interpreting these laws every day, sometimes completely overturning what everyone thought the law meant. When you also factor in that lawsuits brought by former employees can end in huge damages awards against an employer, it’s easy to see why you should seek legal advice when you get in over your head. Join Bill and Rick to learn when and why you need a business employment lawyer on your side.
