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Have you checked your business's online performance? 👀 If not, now’s the time! Find out your Get Noticed Score to see how your business shows up online—and how to stand out from your competition. 🎁 How to Enter the Giveaway 🎁 Step 1: Comment below with your Get Noticed Score and answer the question Based on your Get Noticed Score results, what’s one improvement you’ll make this month? Step 2: Fill out this Google Form to enter the draw and claim your exclusive stickers. Everyone who completes both steps will receive a free sticker pack. One lucky winner will be randomly selected to win a $500 gift card. Our gift card winner is TomWhiteGlove 🎉 Congratulations! Terms & ConditionsHow do you stay motivated as an entrepreneur when facing constant rejection?
Hello everyone, I’m reaching out to my fellow entrepreneurs. I am a serial entrepreneur with multiple businesses, but I have a strong passion for serving in real estate and traditional home-related services. People often contact me for down payment assistance, closing cost help, home improvements, foreclosure prevention, rental assistance, debt relief, or support for first-time homebuyers. I connect people with the resources they need to maintain and sustain homeownership, promote housing stability, and ensure safe housing. Recently, I decided to form a nonprofit with my amazing team because I’ve mostly been referring people to resources, but I want to become a direct resource myself. If you’re a new entrepreneur or a seasoned one like me, you know that starting or working on something often involves a lot of rejection. Today, I’m just reaching out to see how everyone stays motivated. My motivation has always been my community and service. I want to hear from my fellow entrepreneurs: how do you stay motivated? I’d love to hear different perspectives in the comments.How do you stay focused on one business when you keep getting new ideas?
Hey everyone, My name is Robbie, and I've been building Monarch Landscaping in Ontario, Canada, for the past 3 years (still feels like we're in the baby stages lol). Today we have 7 employees, solid systems in place, and for the first time, I'm primarily focused on sales, strategy, and putting out the occasional fire rather than being involved in every part of the day-to-day operations. Over the last 3 years, I've had to slowly let go of several other ventures to fully commit to Monarch. At one point, I was running a pressure washing startup, a marketing consulting business, a small marketing agency serving trades businesses, a YouTube channel, and constantly working on new ideas. Over the past year, I've intentionally let most of those things fizzle out so I could put my full attention into Monarch, and honestly, it's been one of the best decisions I've made. The challenge is that I still get a new business idea almost every day—especially when things slow down. One day it's a new division for Monarch. The next day it's a bin rental business. Then it's software, marketing, AI, or some completely different opportunity. I've noticed these thoughts usually show up when I feel like I'm not moving fast enough or when the business isn't yet where I want it to be. Some questions: - How do you stay focused on one thing? - How do you know when a new opportunity is a distraction versus a legitimate next step? - Have any of you struggled with "entrepreneurial ADHD," and if so, how did you overcome it? Looking forward to hearing your experiences. Robbie Monarch LandscapingWhy do you think 4 out of 5 businesses fail and what are you doing to avoid joining the majority?
I personally have noticed that many times it is a talented individual who moves off to start their own business, but they lack financial education. Eventually, the lack of financial education comes up against the risk they have taken on (you don’t know what you don’t know) and they collide in a terrible mess that often costs them their dream. What are your thoughts??What does your Q3 and Q4 Planning Look Like?
Here we are, second half of the year! I think we all started the year with the best intentions. Maybe you're on track, maybe you've let yourself get busy and not work ON the business. I'm curious, what things are you going to focus on in the second half of the year to stay on track or get back on track? For me we've been on a little bit of a whirlwind. I've had a lot of turnover so I'm trying to get a few more really good technicians to expand our capacity. Amazingly enough we've done more revenue with less people. I'm also trying to optimize our phone call intake process/ people. My secondary goal is to optimize our project management system through click up. We've started using the program for admin tasks and some on the job stuff but I'd really like to get that dialed in so next year we can focus on optimizing systems, not creating whole new ones. What are you working on to move the needle for the back half of the year?What’s hardest to keep under control as your business grows?
As your business grows, whether you’re solo or leading a team, what’s been the hardest thing to keep on track? Have you built a system for it yet, or are you still figuring it out? In this episode of Masters of Home Service, ryaantuttle and WiringByron covers: Why getting busier without systems creates more chaos The importance of locking in cash flow, business plans, and org charts before growth Simple processes (like estimating and invoicing) that make scaling easier Want to put these tips into action? Download our free business scaling readiness checklist. Never miss an episode of Masters of Home Service. Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
