Owning Your Business Or Being Self Employed
Published: November 30, 2010, 15:39 | No Comments
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It is Mindset Monday! Last Monday /component/page,shop.browse/category_id,7/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,28/”>cialis coupons we chatted about being willing to educate yourself and always drive for growth even when things are inconvenient and awkward. We attended Masterminds this week and Gary Keller gave us a great reminder concerning what models and systems we are not following. It was a great reminder for us.
The first perception that we had was concerning our group organization. Our team structure functions because Kevin and Fred do to much. We can continue on this route and turn out results. Nonetheless, we would be unable to get bigger. We decided that we need to stop doing lots of things and begin doing a couple of the more vital things.
When you have a team, there are specific responsibilities that are not your job. If you take those responsibilities back from your staff or carry out those tasks for them then you are ridiculous. The mindset change for us is that the tasks will get completed, but we are not personally going to complete them. We will make sure that the responsibilities get done, but we won’t be the ones that do the tasks. It is reasonable to think like that. If you want to have a business or run a business rather than be self-employed, you need to think like this. Self employed people never leave their company.
If you have hired resilient, talented people, permit them to do their job. Talent will propel you. Talent will tell you what to do. Talent will ferry your idea beyond where you ever believed it would go. Talent will follow up on all of the particulars. Talent will not gripe and cry when you give them a job and tell them that it is their job. If you have someone that is whining and crying, it does not mean they are the wrong person. You just may have them in the wrong position.
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