Most people are taking big swings and small goals, and coming up short.   If you want inspired success start taking small steps toward BIG dreams.   Don't be limited by conventional goal-setting wisdom.  Instead, identify your dreams, determine your key moves and take directed action every day.   This episode unveils a simple way to turn your dreams into a reality and ensure that your goals are inspiring you, not limiting you.  If you like this share it with a friend.  To get notified when we release more key moves check out my website:   https:CoachDaveMcGhee.com

In this episode, we share with you how to avoid the noise before the defeat.  We help you build a business plan that will help you finish this year strong and start next year fast. For the resources mentioned in this episode click here:   (Coming Soon)

The next 100 days are crucial for your business. Show notes coming soon.

3-Keys to Finding the Sweet Spot of your Business If you've ever experienced burnout, price pressure, or customer apathy it likely means you are operating outside the sweet spot of your business. The sweet spot can be found at the intersection of:  Your Ideal Customer Your Unique Selling Proposition Your Business Systems In this video, we explore the importance of each component to improve and scale your business. Time Stamps: 00:11 - The three components of a successful business. 01:28 - The cause of customer apathy. 02:02 - The cause of price pressure. 02:50 - The cause of burnout. Resources: The Sweet Spot Cheat Sheet Other Formats: Article Video

Stop trying to manage time.  Instead, have a strategy for your time.  

Benjamin Franklin identified 13-Virtues that he tried to live his life by.   He focused on one virtue each week and that allowed him to make his way through his list once a quarter. What rules do you live by? Here are 13-rules I try to live my life by.  I'm nowhere near perfect.  But, I am working to improve each week. Take a listen.  Maybe implement a few for yourself.  And, I'd love to hear your rules for success.  Click the message button and leave me a voicemail.  Who knows I may use your ideas in an upcoming episode.