Rebecca Brizi
Business Consultant
In those teenage years, when all my friends wanted to be rockstars, I always wanted to be their manager instead. I get excited by other people's creative ideas, and love to be part of what makes them a reality.
In those teenage years, when all my friends wanted to be rockstars, I always wanted to be their manager instead. I get excited by other people's creative ideas, and love to be part of what makes them a reality.
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Brian didn't start his business because he is passionate about management. He started his business because he is passionate about his craft. He wants the management side to be simple, so I write his plan and make business fun again.
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Boundaries are not about what people say No to. They are about what people say Yes to. Not least because positive conversations are more fun than negative ones. So I make boundaries about what somebody DOES do.
I used this approach with Melanie’s process, she knew she had to get less involved with her employees, but still guide and motivate them. I started with everything Melanie would say yes to. It was the first time she felt she could do less without being negative about it. Now when she meets with employees she never tells them what to do, but instead asks them what they are planning. At their January kick off meeting, her team showed up with flowers and a thank you note for being a supportive boss.
I’m a referral for Dr Bennie who named her dental practice after her daughter. She wants her employees to stay forever. Ask her what their number one strength is.
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Jason Wade
Joined on 04/07/2017
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If a client calls me with an urgent matter it is one of two things:
A truly urgent business matter would require an attorney, perhaps a CPA, possibly 911. Not a strategist that works on process.
But of course, many times something can seem urgent even when it is not. Many people learn abotu the Eisenhower Matrux, to split the urgent form the important. But the challenge is knowing what is truly urgent, what is only important, and what is neither of the two. When a business owner is in the weeds, it can be hard to distinguish.
Part of my job is to make this distinction simple, so that a business owner knows what to give attention to and, probably, has few to no urgent matters.
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