Bob and Usha visit from their quarantine and get real about Working ON the Business. If we continue to hit the same limitaitons and frustrations, we may learn that we need to pause from working IN our business and begin working ON our business. Bob & Usha share some hands-on tools and growth opportunities to use during this time to be the business owner that is able to push through and suceed ...

Bob and Usha visit from their quarantine and get real about the power to assign meaning. Like many in history before us, Bob & Usha remind us that we get to decide the meaning that we give to this chapter of time. We can choose to see the many possibilities and we can choose to come form contribution on that path! Expand skillsets ...

Bob and Usha visit from their quarantine and get real about caring and connecting! Many of the people we know are home and may be alone and uncertain. Bob and Usha challenge us to use this time to connect with our people and show them we care. Let’s use technology to reach people that may need to be reminded that we care about them ...

Bob and Usha visit from their quarantine and get real about what we want and need to hear. Starting with Focus, Time, and Wellness, Usha challenges us to look at WHO WE NEED TO BECOME and how to use our focus to begin this journey ...

Mark McGuire is the real deal. Starting real estate during 2012 at age 22, he closed 45 units last year for a $12.2M gross sales volume. He’s now on track to close $16M and perfectly positioned for big things to come. Admitting “having done substantially more things wrong than right”, Mark is a clear example of why it’s necessary to fail to succeed at a high level. During this episode, you’ll see why Mark’s willingness to surround himself with a tribe of accountability focused winners and no-nonsense coaches is an example for all to follow ...

After four years of initial rapid business growth, Jim Wagner experienced a series of transactional challenges that inspired him to reevaluate his activities and focus on lead generating to meet his goals. Coming off a $6M year and having an $8M goal for the new year, he found himself at $2M in July and looking for answers. Learn how Jim used his civil engineering background and business development and project management experience to leverage the success of others and get back on the path to high business profitability and fulfillment in life ...