The Fact That You're Not Growing Fast Enough Because of 1 Thing - You're Too Patient | Ep. #582
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In episode #582, Eric and Neil explain why you shouldn’t be too patient. Tune in to hear why patience in the short-term will kill your business.
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- [00:27] Today’s Topic: The Fact That You're Not Growing Fast Enough Because of 1 Thing - You're Too Patient
- [00:36] The moment you’re too satisfied, someone is going to come around and beat you at your own game.
- [00:56] The moment you’re patient in marketing, means you have decided to remain complacent.
- [01:15] Consider your business a fight to the death.
- [01:40] There are two things to consider: short-term, there needs to be urgency; long term, it’s important to be patient with some aspects of your job.
- [02:20] Business takes time, but in the short-term experiment!
- [02:40] Neil always says, “what else could we do to get better results right away?”
- [03:11] Push forward and look for new ways to grow.
- [03:30] Do the tactics that require long-term patience, but consider other marketing avenues at the same time.
- [04:09] Look for people who focus on one aspect of marketing and follow their example in that area.
- [04:40] It’s important to hire specialists, but also have a rhythm or cadence where people can be held accountable.
- [04:56] Read Rocket Fuel, it's about the concept of having a visionary and integrator on your team.
- [05:11] Also read
- Traction.[05:39] Get the tool 15Five, that checks in with your team each week and helps you keep your finger on the pulse of your company.
- [05:50] Neil does Monday, Wednesday, Friday meetings with progressive goals for each meeting.
- [06:35] He rewards his team for results.
- [06:51] That’s it for today!
- [06:59]Go to Singlegrain.com/Giveway for a special marketing tool giveaway!
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