Service Industry Success
Service industry business expert Brian Harding draws upon his many years of experience to share insights, strategies, tactics, and ideas to help business owners in service industries (like contractors, home and auto repair services, IT providers, CPAs, and B2B businesses) overcome challenges in their businesses. Brian takes on a wide range of topics small business owners face with growth, delegating, customers, employees, and processes, as well as the internal struggles and fears small business...
Episodes (400)
50. A Step-by-step Guide to a Coaching Conversation
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49. The One Reason to be Happy Tax Season is Upon Us
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48. Is Perpetually Working 60-80 Hours per Week Really a Plan?
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47. How do I Pick the Priorities I Should Focus on?
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46. Is Your Business Ready for the Recession?
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45. How and When to Tell Applicants About the Negative Parts of the Job
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44. The Number One Reason Your Goals Aren't Being Met
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43. The 3-Legged Stool
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42. The One Word I Don't Let Myself or My Managers Use
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41. Protected Classes
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40. Comprehension, Not Communication
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39. Deliberate, Effective Decision Making, Part Three
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38. Deliberate, Effective Decision Making, Part Two
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37. Deliberate, Effective Decision Making, Part One
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36. Overcoming Your Leadership Weakness
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35. Technical Skills Set the Floor, the Customer Experience Sets the Ceiling
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34. Should Profits be Reinvested in the Company or Invested in Real Estate?
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33. What's the one thing I would do differently if I could do it all over again?
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32. How Does My Banker Make Decisions?
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31. Training Your Leadership Team
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30. Focus on Progress. Embrace Discomfort
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29. Hiring in This Crazy Labor Market
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28. Reading Your P&L
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27. Primary Functions
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26. HR Law
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25. The Number One Thing That Slows Progress For Business Owners
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24. What's the Difference Between a Process, a Procedure and a Checklist?
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23. The 'Seven Deadly Defects' Part Seven: Poor Leadership
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22. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part Six - Ineffective Sales and / or Marketing
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21. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part Five: Insufficient Cash Flow
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20. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part Four: Not Effectively Assessing and Addressin...
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19. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part Three: Ineffective or Nonexistent Processes
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18. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part Two: Counterproductive Culture
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17. The Seven Deadly Defects, Part One: Poor Product, Service or Experience
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16. Delegating decisions, not tasks
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15. Creating a Succession Plan
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14. Core Values
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13. How much training is necessary?
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12. What is my tax debt strategy?
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11. Now that I have some freedom, how do I stay engaged?
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10. I don't have enough time!
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9. How do I forecast cash flow?
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8. Who are my key advisors?
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7. Identifying Future Leadership
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6. What are you building?
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5. What's in it for the employee?
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4. What's in it for the customer?
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3. What is my 'why'?
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2. What exactly does 'Good Customer Service' mean anyway?
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1. With so many priorities, how do I know which one to work on first?
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