457: Taking on the 800lb Gorilla in Your Niche
Taking on the 800lb Gorilla in Your Niche
Chas Wilson, Master Networks
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 457 Chas Wilson
Chas Wilson works with entrepreneurs on a local level, educating them, equipping them, and empowering them with the tools they need so they can look towards leaving a legacy beyond the business. He speaks to audiences nationwide, training them with the best models and methods to use to achieve success in their business.
Chas believes that the failure rate for small businesses is unacceptable. His mission is to provide entrepreneurs with the support and the network they need to make their business more than just a means to make a living -- he wants them to be able to leave a legacy. What they’re doing isn’t small, and it’s not about them -- it’s about the people they can help. And he will help them get there.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Chas Wilson about organizing business groups in local communities.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● Why you need to be intentional about who you connect with for your business.
● How enhancing relationships with education creates long-term clients.
● Why referrals through relationships yield the best customers for your business.
● How there are five business disciplines and one master skill to grow businesses.
● Why you need a network and can’t build a company without connections.
Connect with Chas:
Guest Contact Info
@chaswilsonceo_
@chaswilsonceo
@MasterNetworksInc
linkedin.com/in/chaswilson
YouTube
youtube.com/user/ChasWilson311
youtube.com/user/MasterNetworks1
Links Mentioned:
Masternetworks.com
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