In this episode, our hosts Mason McDonald and Dan Haberkost take us on a ride of exciting talks and tales.
To kick things off, Mason shares his story, from his early days as the youngest CEO ever to his later success as a land investor. How did he manage it?
Mason shares a surprise - he talks about why being too creative might not be the best thing when you're starting your own business. Sometimes, it's better to keep it simple, like playing with building blocks.
Mason also stresses the importance of having an SOP, which is a set of steps to follow in your business. It's like a treasure map leading to success! And guess what, he also tells us why being good at the boring stuff is key.
Tune in to hear more about these interesting ideas and get a fun, new look at the world of business.
What we learned from Dan and Mason in this episode:
- From being the youngest CEO to a successful land investor (... how did Mason do it?)
- Why being too creative is a disadvantage when starting your own business
- The advantage of having an SOP in your business
- Why you need to be really good at the boring stuff in your business
- The importance of looking around your neighborhood as a business owner
- What is the 80% rule?
Notable Words From The Episode:
You shouldn't really focus on your weaknesses, you should focus on your strengths and get really good at your strengths. -Mason McDonald
The sign of a successful leader is not having to actually be there every day to allow your team and your processes and your systems to do it. -Mason McDonald
It is always more fun to do something with other people who are in a similar place as you and to push each other to be better. -Dan Haberkost
Get 80% of the way there and take action. -Mason McDonald
Connect With Us:
Mason McDonald
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mason-mcdonald-748110113/
Website: https://www.coachingwithmason.com/
Dan Haberkost
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-haberkost-68b03371/
Website: https://danhaberkost.com/
Podcast:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9k29EM05guNetre9OufydA
Email: thebigpictureblueprint@gmail.com
