E225: The Proven Path To Success For Any Service-Based Business With Paul Maskill
Release Date: 08/16/2018
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E655: Lessons From A Near Death Experience With Art DiNick
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E654: Protecting Your Wealth From Instability With David Dorr
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E653: Embracing Music For Your Soul With Vincent James
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Vincent James has been circulating in the musical world for over 3 decades. He first began as a songwriting penning “Rock & Roll and Wrestling Connection” in the mid-80s that was made into a music video by PRISM Television. He later began managing local bands helping to book and promote hundreds of live shows. He now educates others about music through his nonprofit Keep Music Alive. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E652: Checking Off Your Travel Bucket List With Estee Gubbauy
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E651: Dissecting The 5 Hour Workday With Stephan Aarstol
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E650: Teaching Money To Your Kids So They Get It Right As Adults With Rebecah Freeling
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E649: Creating Fearless Possibilities At Any Age With Geneva Williams
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E648: Entering The Flow State With Dashama Gordon
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E647: Changing Careers Later In Life And Thriving In The Process With Robert Miller
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Robert Miller is a musician who followed his dream. He became a Rock Star when he was in his 60s, an age when most people are planning their retirement. In just 5 years he’s got 9 celebrated albums including a Billboard #1, 4 million video views, 1 million Spotify streams, and 50,000 Facebook fans. He’s living proof that you’re never too old, and it’s never too late, to follow your dream. Here are the key links from the episode: Robert's email:
info_outlinePaul Maskill grew a service-based business in just 4 years from 0 to $500K in annual and eventually sold it for three times the net profit. Having achieved the freedom he was looking for, he set out on a mission to help others achieve the same level of freedom as a consultant, coach, investor, and advocate for small business owners.
Quotes To Remember:
“From a macro level, you really want to look at why you started the business in the first place.”
“There really is no doing it right. They are just doing it their way and you are doing it your way.”
“Start with the end in mind and work your way backwards.”
“Customer experience is number one. You always want to put the customers first.”
“There really is no limit on as far as you want to go.”
“Employees are the most important people since they are delivering to your second most important people which are your customers.”
“You never want to compete in price. You want to compete in value.”
“Almost everything you do in business, you can delegate it if you do it properly.”
What You’ll Learn:
- Creating Systems and Delegating Task to Others
- Transitioning to a Service-Based Business
- The Path from 0 to $500K annual revenue
Key Links From The Show:
Apply to join the Freedom Mastermind
Episode 37: Embracing The Go-Giver Mindset With Bob Burg
Recommended Books:
Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti
The Go-Giver by Bob Burg
Built to Sell by John Warrillow
The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber