EP 009 | Stuff You Think You Know with Kimberley Seldon
May 16, 2017
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Just because you’ve been doing it that way for years doesn’t make it the best way. Don’t surrender to so-so, when amazing is just around the corner.
In this episode we learn:
– top assumptions that need replacing
– when it’s time to abandon a method of working
– why new systems can fast track you to new success
Take Aways
If you’re working as hard as you can and still not making ends meet, it may be time to challenge your assumptions. For instance, would it surprise you to know that you can and should bill for the time it takes to correct deficiencies? Similarly, you also want to bill for the time it takes to order, track and receive items on behalf of clients.
If any area of your business is not working, then make new rules. You are the boss. The boss makes the rules.
Recommended Reading:
Business of Design™ Volume 1: Have the Professional Life You’ve Always Wanted
If you haven’t already read Volume 1, you should. These are the very foundations that underpin your business.
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