Do you often wonder, with the limited time and resources that you have, how can you improve the performance of your business? How can a small business emulate the best practices of Fortune 500 companies and make a legitimate mark for itself?
The challenge is not finding the right opportunity. Rather it is eliminating the dozens of others and focusing on a precious few. Not even the most successful entrepreneur can be in all places at once. Listen to Wayne this week as he shares with us a simple strategy for getting all you deserve in life.
We would love to hear your thoughts and comments.
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Brad Barringer says:
I feel that within our industry we have found three nitchs. Each of our three divisions is very selective in the work they pursue within the overall range of the division.
I also feel that it is much more important for us to work within an ideal job profile rather than an ideal client profile. I understand that it is probably different for a general building contractor but even so I suspect they choose work more on the type building rather than the client profile. Am I wrong?
Barron Harbin says:
Wayne,
I thoroughly enjoy all your videos, great subjects and very applicable.
Barron C. Harbin
Wayne Rivers says:
Thanks, Barron!