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How to create a successful onboarding process
Why onboarding is crucial for customer retention
How to measure the success of onboarding
Test your business by isolating yourself
If you think your business can operate without your personal attention, put it to the test by isolating yourself.
Leave your phone and your computer at home. Then book a week away and make yourself unreachable. If that goes well, go away for two or three weeks.
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You can't do it all
The older generation of self-employed people liked working long hours, powered by fast food, and thought their business would fall apart if they didn't show up. However, Millennials and Generation Z take a different approach. We value our time and our health. We think of building a business that ...
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Let your business be bigger than you
Many people think they own businesses, but they really own jobs. They can't leave for a week on vacation because they will lose a week's worth of money.
You can't do everything yourself if you want your business to grow exponentially, create wealth and make an impact. You have to build a bu...
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How to build a "freedom business"
- Don't be the single point of contact. Don't be the only person to handle customer inquiries and client communication. Plan early on for someone else to handle as much communication as possible.
- Don't be a single point of failure. You may do everythin...
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Focus on consistency
If you have a goal of writing a book, and you focus on intensity, you may lock yourself away for thirty days, and write eight hours a day. It will require a huge block of dedicated time and lots of motivation.
- Instead of writing a 50,000-word book in thirty days, write 500 words a da...
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