Why Leadership Is Hard at Every Stage of Business

Today we’ll hear about:
• A leader that failed their team by not being open about the position of a new hire
• The number one thing that makes a great salesperson
• What to take into consideration before hiring your spouse to work for you
• The biggest issue that must be fixed when you have clients that consistently pay late
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I've come to realize that the key to amassing wealth lies in making sound investments. I purchased my first home at the age of 21 for $87,000 and sold it for $197,000. My second home, acquired for $170,000, was later sold for $320,000, and my third property, purchased at $300,000, fetched $589,000, with buyers covering all closing costs and expenses. Not reaching a million before retirement feels like an unfulfilled goal.-

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I'm exploring different investment opportunities and would appreciate others' insights on this matter..

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[@agrotsahac]

When will be content in Spanish? Greetings from Guatemala. Saludos.

[@vlscapes1916]

Listen to andres Gutierrez he follows Dave principles

[@joseluna5934]

Not the same.
No one like DR.

[@GatesontheGo]

Live translate? Google Apple headphones chat GPT ask it to transcribe the URL

[@Chong760]

I would encourage you to learn English asap! That’s what I would do.

[@juicepark8785]

Shouts out Guatemala I’m USA and Guatemala 🇬🇹 🇺🇸

[@SLangel18]

Selling feels like taking your introvert personality and making it extrovert.

[@yolandarojas6583]

Gotta love Dave’s humor, “I got a PhD in DUMB.” Thanks for being one of the few who says it how it is. I am a huge fan. 😊

[@JorgeRamirezFinance]

@39:09 I agree with Dave. You have set the expectations upfront. We are very clear about payment terms and are highlighted in bold in our contracts. We also won’t do business with anyone that isn’t willing to set up auto draft or automatic payments. We make exceptions but that’s not the rule. We also have accumulated retained earnings of 6 months worth of expenses so we don’t directly count on payments to make payroll.

[@PascalBachmann]

Transparency about payment terms is crucial for building trust and ensuring smooth working relationships. Having clear expectations upfront benefits everyone involved.

[@bennyboy919]

Soup to nuts!

[@jessearias12]

My family and I have a restaurant supply business. We’ve been in business for 23 years come April 2024. My parents started this business which has been a blessing to our family financially, but when it comes to our relationship as a family there’s been a lot of hardships. Dave, you mentioned the five stages and that led me to write this comment. We’ve been stuck in treadmill stage, how do we get out of it and move to the next stage?

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I’d like to learn more about her hair product! I have a salon in Illinois.

[@drewgraham]

I believe the product is called IUVENI and her name is Camie Parsons.

[@SLangel18]

I disagree with Dave here about that guy leaving… he’ll leave if he has no debt but you’ll be surprised what you’ll do when you need that paycheck… sorry but people compartmentalize and think well “it’s not personal, it’s business”when they don’t know how quickly they can pick up a new job.

[@djg4653]

Depends on maturity. Tons of people don't compartmentalize and take everything personally

[@JC-di4uz]

I stayed at a job 2 years when I knew everyone hated my guts, (I was the only Trumper in a crew full of democrats), I had no choice needed the money.

[@pearlbubbles6885]

​@@JC-di4uz You're tough😊

[@pccleric]

In response to the first caller. That guy is going to stay long enough to find a reason to sue you and your company. If he's smart he's probably getting together a case right now.

[@brucefredrickson9677]

Sue them for what? Being weak?

[@2ar2betrY]

​@brucefredrickson9677 it's more because of revenge. But close.

[@jameydyer1240]

Sue for what?

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The Heroin over comer is amazing.