Sam Ovett
In this episode, we speak with Sam Ovett from Mobile Pocket Office. Some of the things we cover in today's episode include many processes with no automation—the five stages of business. Find out where to use your human workforce. You can work from anywhere we speak about names can be misleading. So do your homework. We cover the value of automation. And Sam goes through how to help businesses automate. We discovered that the number one businesses that automate our digital product businesses. We talk about discovering what you're good at. And Sam tells us should you hire or should you automate that task? Sam tells us that bots are that bad type of automation. Sam also reminds us that we will remember a negative experience a lot more often than a positive experience. When it comes to moving your data, it takes time. We speak about freeing up time for your business. Sam also talks to us about the need for human connection in business. And that's when you should drive your business using the human touch. Sam talks about finding your dream job. Also, he covers the catalyst of reality. We also cover using your brain and not your body to make your living and discover how to pull from the people around you to fulfill your dream. Also, in this episode, we cover using the proper tools and knowing if you need to reinvent the will. Sam and his father help you focus on mapping out the proper process for your business. Sam offers a personal trick on how to find what you need with a personal activity log. We also cover the busy work of business. And Sam tells us you need to automate the repetitive task in your business. Sam talks about a be testing for improvement in your business. And it will help you discover that you don't always get things right the first time we talk about what cowboy mode is, And the big one that Sam talks about is don't drown your business by bringing in too much risk. We also talk about the seven P's principle. Also, discover what Sam thinks the future of automation will be. Sam talks about what it's like working with his father and so much more.
Links:
https://mobilepocketoffice.com
https://kitcaster.com/sam-ovett%e2%80%8b/
