“He calls a 34 when it’s 4th and 64…he calls a 34 and it gets stuffed every time”
I laughed hearing those words again from my 17 year old self that I played on a video we converted from an old VHS tape.
The 34 was a running play we ran off the wishbone offense on my 1-8 high school football team.
We were awful but our coach would keep calling that play
And it would keep getting stuffed and we would then go on to lose…. Badly.
So that song was me and my friends goofing around and filming “episodes” that were a parody on the coach.
And what made them funny was the real frustration behind seeing repeated failures after doing the same thing over and over.
It was my first lesson in the insanity of always doing the same things but hoping for a different result.
Now I have seen that lesson gets repeated over and over again in my life since that song nearly 40 years ago.
In my own experiences with some bad habits
And with the clients coming to me and helping them tackle the habits trapping them in their companies.
End Burnout Fall in Love with your Business Again is built on helping owners change one really bad habit.
Running their own businesses like an employee and so ending up with lots of wasted time, frustration and too much money left on the table.
The programme helps you end that cycle by guiding you in how to run your business like an investor.
In short, how to make it more easy to run, enjoyable to own, and ultimately more attractive to sell.
How to fall in love with your business again.
31 lessons, 25 tools and resources, and access to monthly meetings with fellow business owners.
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Most owners run their business like an employee. First in, last out, personally answering every call and fixing every problem. They stay burnt out because they keep repeating the same approach and expecting a different result. The way out is to run your business like an investor instead. Rather than asking how hard you can work, you ask what you are building that keeps paying you whether you show up or not. That one shift makes the business easier to run, more enjoyable to own, and more attractive to sell, all at the same time. It is the core idea behind the End Burnout, Fall in Love with Your Business Again programme.