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JTInTheRaw is your weekly business development show: I chew the thin on business. And after 30 years in business I have a few thins to chew. Making you think and do differently in 2021.
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There are multiple ways in which we learn new skills. We can learn by hearing it, seeing it, or doing it. Our job as a leader is to understand our people & transform that learning into language they understand. When teaching a new skill, you must adjust your teachings so you can hit people who hear things, see things, and who need to do things.
Role models provide a vision for what we aspire to be. When we see desirable traits, values, language, or behaviors in others, it’s visual proof of what we want to be. As a leader of a business, you are always role-modeling. The behavior that you deliver, people will watch and replicate. Here’s how to be great at it.
Sport and business are almost synonymous. There are many similarities between a sporting team and what they are trying to achieve every year and a business. The importance of people, goal setting, skill setting, and the importance of teamwork. I’m going to give you some comparisons on leading a sporting team and leading a business.
As leaders, we can feel overwhelmed when it comes to running our business in the best of times. Add in the pandemic, government paperwork, negotiations with stakeholders, managing staff, homeschooling, and that feeling can become all-consuming. Here are 6 ways to reduce the feeling of being overwhelmed so you can think clearly, act rationally, and function in a normal way.
When marketing our business we follow the AIDA formula: Awareness, Interest, Desire, and Action. There’s one thing I think underpins all of those strategies: Don’t make me think. In this video, I explain what AIDA actually means, give you a few ideas for relevancy in your business, and explain what I mean by “Don’t Make Me Think”.
Breaking the 4-minute mile was once considered the holy grail of athletic achievement and a barrier that was out of reach for most. Since then over 60 runners have conquered it. As leaders, we need to stop thinking with limits and start thinking about what is possible.
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