10 years. Two teams. Nine leadership positions. If you’re gonna be here, you’re gonna be active anyway. Yeah. It’s been excellent. And, you’re not without responsibility. So, why have you added this to your plate? Well, if you’re gonna do it, I figure you do it right and be part of the problem then you can’t complain about it. Making sure that you help everyone get business if why I get up in the morning, so the easiest way to do that is to be in a leadership position and help everyone. Maybe my military background, you just want to lead I guess. That’s the biggest thing for me. Volunteering to do that has been very helpful. It helps the business. I don’t get a ton of business, but it’s consistent and steady and the resources I offer my patients is invaluable because I can’t tell how many times their complaining just like a hair dresser. Congratulations Dr. Kind! Keep up the great work.
When you are inviting someone to a 7:00 AM meeting, what is it that you say? I invite them to grow their business. They’ve got other people in the room that want to grow their business as well. And anytime you’re trying to build your business, you’re not selling that person. You’re trying to offer them…
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I was honored, thrilled, pleased, and proud to award Carrie Leary with her 10 Year Pin. It;s been an eventful journey for you here and in life period. Of all the excuses you in the world you could use, why are you still here every Friday morning at 7AM? Well, and I was thinking about this…
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15 years. You were a member, then you weren’t. I’m very interested in why you decided to come back. I’m always interested in what keeps you here, because there’s no law. The first 6 years on the Peachtree Team and I thought it was the only Team in the world. The first few months I…
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10 years is a pretty long time when you sit and think about it, and in PowerCore that’s about 500 meetings. Did you think you’d be here for 10 Years Greg? “When I first visited, I loved the energy of the group. Everyone was focused on business but did not take themselves to seriously. I…
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Congratulations Mark Thomas on inviting Beau Riddle, Karen Armstrong, Marlon Rhine, Cara Stathas, and Corey Woods. What is it you say to people when you suggest a 7:00 am meeting be added to their weekly calendar? For me it’s easy. I just say, “Well listen, it’s been very, very beneficial for me, and if you…
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You joined 10 years ago, did you think you’d still be here? I knew that this was a good place to be. My first day here, there were four chiropractors trying to get the seat. When I saw that, I felt that it might be important to be here. In 10 years, from a business standpoint, what’s…
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Ten years is 500 PowerCore meetings! I asked Nancy what has kept her at this table for 10 years: The obvious answer of course is, it’s good for my business. And it has been or I wouldn’t have stayed. And there’s another answer: I’m a solo-preneur. I work by myself in an office. I see…
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Twenty years ago Norm, a Realtor, decided to have a PowerCore Team. I asked why. There are so many benefits that come with membership. The big one for me is commissions! Over the years it’s been just fantastic. It’s business I wouldn’t have had otherwise. The first visit I attended I filled out the application at the meeting — because I…
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Valerie earned the Shooting Star Trophy because she invited 25 people who joined PowerCore! I asked why. “I believe I can create win-win situations by sparking energy. New people bring new energy. Constant new people coming in is what creates sparks; without new the fire dies – everyone sits in the same place and talks to…
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