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Greg Muzzillo
A distributor told me he was ready to sell his business. With so much growth potential, I asked why. His response will make you think.
We’ve all heard the saying, “Experience is the best teacher.” While sometimes true, here are some reasons why I disagree.
The older we become, the more we hesitate to be terrible at anything. What new skills would help take your business to the next level?
We all have scars from business and life. The right mindset about our scars is to celebrate them and what we have healed from.
We’ve all heard folks say, “Thank goodness it’s Friday.” But let me ask, how many times do you say, “Thank goodness it’s Monday”?
When we are in the thick of growing our business, we just want to get to a brighter future. Here are a few lessons I have learned.
Most psychology experts agree there are two emotions: love and fear. For business owners, success starts with making the right choice.
The key to creating momentum in your business is contained in the word itself: moment-um. How we spend our moments can lead to success.
Do you want to double your sales? Double your income? Double your success? There’s a simple, powerful solution.
No matter the journey, we can rarely see the final destination except for the few miles ahead. It’s the same in business.
How we spend our moments in our business is the key to creating momentum in our business.
Once upon a time, you may have gone through a lot, and it cast a shadow on your optimism. Now, it’s time to write the next chapter.
We take in a great deal to nourish us, but if toxins are not eliminated, they will poison us. This also applies to our experiences.
Jake and Caroline Danehy share their journey of creating sustainable beachwear brand Fair Harbor Clothing with host Greg Muzzillo.