Hiring a business coach is a valuable investment in not only your professional growth as an entrepreneur or business owner but your personal growth too. Just ask Mitch Cammidge, a business coach and advisor to more than 10,000 business owners, multi-event speaker, small business marketing genius, and visionary of Mitch Cammidge Coaching. There are three things Mitch believes any business needs to be successful: a simple design, elegant operations, and repeatable systems. In this episode of Bourbon and Breakthroughs, he unpacks each of these essential elements and shares some practical steps to help you take your business from chaos to legacy. We also discuss the importance of human capital, why a formal education isn’t a prerequisite for success, how to take the ego out of being the centerpiece of your business, ways to stay calm and dependable in the face of business warfare, and more! For actionable advice and some harsh but helpful truths from the Savage in Business, be sure to tune in today.
Key Points From This Episode:
- Complex doesn’t equal sophisticated: why a successful business is simple in its design.
- Human capital as the most important investment for any business.
- Reasons that an MBA isn’t necessarily a talisman for success.
- What it looks like for a business to be elegant and repeatable in its operation.
- Practical steps for building a bridge from chaos to legacy.
- From function performer to knowledge center to recognized expert: removing ego from the equation while still being the face of your business.
- Why you need to be prepared to say goodbye to customers.
- The action-packed story behind the phrase, “savage in business.”
- Tips for maintaining a cool, calm, collected attitude in the warfare of business.
- How to have your “buckle-up moment” and work with Mitch!
- Key components of Mitch’s strong and straight-to-the-point Savage in Business cocktail.
- Parting advice for getting after it and taking advantage of the opportunities in front of you.
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
World Wide Entrepreneur Academy (WWEA)
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