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    You can do hard things.

    ByBrad Farris February 4, 2025February 3, 2025

    I spent a weekend on a Boy Scout campout last month. (Yes, it was January in Chicago, and we were outside in tents from Friday night until Sunday morning. The temperature ranged from 13° F to 34° F – so it was cold but not life-threatening.) One of the things I love about the Boy…

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  • The power of saying no in business and as a leader is huge. It helps you to focus on what is important as a leader and for your business. In fact, saying no in business is imperative.
    Articles | leadership | Process | strategic planning

    The Power of Saying No and the Ability to Walk Away as a Business Leader

    ByBrad Farris July 9, 2021July 5, 2024

    The power of saying no in business and as a leader is huge. It helps you to focus on what is important as a leader and for your business. In fact, saying no in business is imperative.

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  • A long to-do list will dent your confidence, and damage your ability to lead your business effectively. Thus, delegating tasks is a key skill for agency business owners to learn.
    Articles | leadership | Performance Measure

    Does Your Long To-Do List Make You Feel Like a Failure? It’s Time to Start Delegating

    ByBrad Farris July 8, 2021July 5, 2024

    A long to-do list will dent your confidence, and damage your ability to lead your business effectively. Thus, delegating tasks is a key skill for agency business owners to learn.

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  • Email Archive | leadership

    How to declare independence from your business!

    ByBrad Farris July 6, 2021July 5, 2024

    Most of the owners I work with are fully identified with their businesses. The business is their life, their identity. When the business is going well, they are euphoric; when it’s going poorly, they are despondent. The success of the business is their success, and any failure is their failure. Without their efforts, the business…

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  • The difference between a successful business and one that’s struggling to survive is leadership. What rules for success should you be following?
    Articles | leadership | Performance Measure | strategic planning

    What Does a Successful Business Need? Long-Term Rules for Success

    ByBrad Farris June 29, 2021July 5, 2024

    The difference between a successful business and one that’s struggling to survive is leadership. What rules for success should you be following?

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  • How your summer vacation is going to help you grow your business.
    Email Archive | leadership

    How your summer vacation is going to help you grow your business.

    ByBrad Farris June 29, 2021July 5, 2024

    This is it! After being inside with just our immediate family for the last year, you’ve gotten your shots and are ready for a summer vacation! Whether you are headed out to see the family you haven’t seen in 2 years or escaping to the beach to be by yourself, going on vacation – when…

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  • Email Archive | leadership | strategic planning

    Could running your firm be light and easy?

    ByBrad Farris June 26, 2021July 5, 2024

    On Tuesday, we talked about making work more fun by eliminating work that you don’t enjoy. On Thursday, we talked about how my happiest clients are the ones who have systematically moved routine work and client work off of their plates to free up time to think, plan, and move their businesses forward. Does this…

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  • Email Archive | leadership | strategic planning

    What do my happiest clients have in common?

    ByBrad Farris June 24, 2021July 5, 2024

    Every Friday, I step back and look at all of my active clients and ask myself the question, “How’s it going with this client? How can I serve them this week?” As I was doing this last week, I noticed a trend, and it surprised me! The clients that are the happiest with their work,…

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  • Email Archive | leadership

    What if work was fun?

    ByBrad Farris June 22, 2021July 5, 2024

    I don’t mean a little bit fun. Like fun when something great happens or when you have a breakthrough. I mean fun all the time. What if work wasn’t hard, or stressful, or overwhelming, or burdensome. What if it was as much fun as playing a game? What would have to happen to make that…

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  • Email Archive | leadership

    How to make better decisions and not feel so overwhelmed.

    ByBrad Farris June 10, 2021July 5, 2024

    Good decisions create time, bad ones consume it. Good initial decisions pay dividends for years, allowing abundant free time and low stress. Poor decisions, on the other hand, consume time, increase anxiety, and drain us of energy. ~ Shane Parris One thing I hear from almost every leader I talk to is that they feel…

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      • Business Owner is a Title, Not a Job Description
      • A Practical Guide to Building Confidence as a Leader
      • Getting on the Same Page with Your Business Partner
      • How to Build a Winning Executive Compensation Strategy
      • 5 Questions to Help Struggling Team Members
      • Foolproof Steps for Hiring an Employee
      • How To Raise Prices Without Losing Clients
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