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Episode 85: Letting Your Team Take the Wheel, with Mike Seymour

MYM Your Business: The Brutal Truth

Release Date: 04/03/2019

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MYM Your Business: The Brutal Truth

Colin Sprake is a four-time best-selling author and mentor to well over 50,000 entrepreneurs!

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Episode 97: The Power of Passion, Thoughts, and Beliefs, with Janet Attwood show art Episode 97: The Power of Passion, Thoughts, and Beliefs, with Janet Attwood

MYM Your Business: The Brutal Truth

As a Co-Founder and President of Enlightened Alliances, Janet Atwood oversaw the marketing and PR that enabled her book, "The Passion Test, the Effortless Path to Discovering Your Life Purpose" to become a NY Times Bestseller.

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Episode 94: Life Lessons from a Lifetime in Music, with Thomas Bähler show art Episode 94: Life Lessons from a Lifetime in Music, with Thomas Bähler

MYM Your Business: The Brutal Truth

Thomas Bähler has enjoyed a long and distinguished career in the entertainment industry. He composed music for Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson, directors Steven Spielberg and Barry Levinson, magicians Siegfried and Roy, Superbowl Halftime Shows and a number of other high profile stage productions. As a songwriter, he has written many hits including "She's Out of My Life", "Living In A House Divided", and "Julie Do You Love Me."

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Episode 93: Secrets of a Government Sales Business, with Warren Prokopich show art Episode 93: Secrets of a Government Sales Business, with Warren Prokopich

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Warren is a Smart City professional with 30+ years of experience in providing excellence in the fields of Power, Automation, Advanced Pedestrian, and Intelligent Smart City Technology Solutions. He is committed to helping the citizens of our country arrive quickly and safely to their loved ones, and to provide governments with efficiency to deliver the best service to their communities.

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Episode 92: Daily Routines!, with Colin Sprake show art Episode 92: Daily Routines!, with Colin Sprake

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Episode 91: Understanding Your Subconscious Mind, with Dr. Bradley Nelson show art Episode 91: Understanding Your Subconscious Mind, with Dr. Bradley Nelson

MYM Your Business: The Brutal Truth

Have you ever thought about how much your emotions influence your health? Our guest today, Dr. Bradley Nelson is the author of the bestselling book, “The Emotion Code.” It explains how to identify and release trapped emotions that block mental and physical healing. A new edition of “The Emotion Code” is coming May 7, 2019, from St. Martin’s Press. For more information and a free Emotion Code Starter Kit, visit www.emotioncodegift.com.

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Colin Sprake is a four-time best-selling author and mentor to well over 50,000 entrepreneurs!

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Episode 89: Recovering From Disaster and Learning to Delegate, with Trevor Hall show art Episode 89: Recovering From Disaster and Learning to Delegate, with Trevor Hall

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Trevor Hall has been in the green industry all of his life. Trevor’s first source of income was cutting the neighbor’s lawn. Later in life, he began a summer job at the University of Calgary grounds and maintenance department, which became a full-time position and was his first real introduction to the creativity around landscape design. This summer job exposed Trevor to all of the aspects of landscape and irrigation design and construction.

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Mike Seymour is the owner and principal of MSR Solutions. He has extensive knowledge in innovative sewer and water solutions and land development which he’s grown since his start in engineering in 1985. Mike continues to be involved in the design, implementation, and operation of water and wastewater treatment systems and land development throughout BC and Alberta. He brings a thorough understanding of the integration of the water cycle, including supply, usage, treatment and return to the environment. He understands how the interaction of all systems can offer cost savings through the development of decentralized facilities, to support land development.

His motto is: Retention of both clients and employees is at the top of my priority list. That, and having an absolute blast doing what we do in the engineering world.

What you’ll learn about in this episode:

  • How Mike got started at MSR Solutions, and how he got started with Colin Sprake as his mentor
  • How Mike was able to find and build such a great team at MSR Solutions, and why having a strong team backing him has been key to his success
  • How Mike dealt with the death of his wife, and how he temporarily checked out of his business when his wife was ill and after she passed
  • Why Mike learned the importance of trusting his team during the difficult period of his loss
  • How Mike has transitioned from directly managing his business to allowing his team to take on responsibility
  • What pieces of advice Mike would offer to other business professionals wishing to grow and transition
  • Why Mike believes it is important to find people who are good at the things you aren’t good at
  • What key lessons Mike wishes he had learned earlier, and why he has learned to “round his sharp edges”
  • Why Mike loves meeting his clients’ needs, and why he is willing to connect them to others who may have answers when he doesn’t

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