70 episodes
Business is Good with Chris Cooper Chris Cooper
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One on one mentorship saved my business. So I decided to share that process starting with a 200-word blog post. Fast forward to today and my mentorship practice is a 21 million dollar worldwide company with a team of 50 professional mentors.
Scaling from a tiny gym business to one of the largest mentorship practices in the world meant developing simple systems that could be taught easily to others. But building a movement requires leading by example, and showing people that business isn’t evil; that building wealth doesn’t require taking it from others; and that creating value lifts us all.
It’s always been important to me to succeed the right way: without empty promises or slimy sales tricks.
So the purpose of the Business Is Good podcast is to share the models that will scale a business FAST; but, more importantly, to help you build a business you’re proud to own.
Visit businessisgood.com for more info and resources from the show.
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Golden Hour
BiG Podcast - Golden HourChris Cooper emphasizes the importance of dedicating an hour each day to growing one's business, citing the benefits of uninterrupted time for focus and consistency in practicing the 'golden hour.' He advises listeners to prioritize their mentor's tasks during this hour and highlights the ease of entering a state of focus with consistent practice.
Action Items[ ] Block out a daily one hour "golden hour" time on your calendar to work on your business[ ] Visit Chris Cooper's website (businessesgood.com) and utilize the daily directives and resources provided[ ] Track your daily progress such as words written[ ] Spend 5 minutes each evening reflecting on your day's successes
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Why Your Kid Should Start a Business, with Nevin and Hannah Buconjic
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The Entrepreneurial "Rest Day"
Today on the podcast, Business Mentor Ashley Haun shares the importance of rest for entrepreneurs, highlighting three types of rest: physical, emotional, and mental.
She shares personal experiences of feeling exhausted after a 72-hour race and the need for emotional rest to avoid burnout. Haun encouraged entrepreneurs to prioritize rest to make better decisions, see things from a different perspective, and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
The importance of rest for entrepreneurs, including physical, emotional, and mental rest.Tips for entrepreneurs to prioritize physical, emotional, and mental rest to avoid brain fog and improve decision-making.Personal experience with the benefits of emotional rest in decision-making.Tips on how entrepreneurs can mentally rest and reset, emphasizing the importance of alone time and relaxation.Haun encourages entrepreneurs to prioritize rest and self-care to avoid burnout and maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Want more from Ashley? Read her blog and listen to her podcast here.
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Stay In Your Lane
Stay In Your LaneSummaryLimiting growth by trying to do too many things. 0:01Chris Cooper highlights the common mistake of trying to do too many things at once, leading to watered-down core services and distraction from the main business.Limiting growth by building multiple, mediocre businesses instead of focusing on one great business, resulting in more stress and less money.Chris Cooper shares his struggles with juggling multiple projects and the importance of focusing on one thing at a time.He reveals that he has a tendency to jump on opportunities quickly due to fear of missing out, rather than trusting himself to remember good ideas.Prioritizing business growth and avoiding distractions. 4:28Chris Cooper shares tips on avoiding distractions and focusing on one thing at a time.He emphasizes the importance of finding a partner to help with various ventures.Chris Cooper emphasizes the importance of having a supportive team that keeps the CEO focused on building one excellent product instead of multiple mediocre ones.Chris warns against trying to build multiple $10 million companies at once, as it can lead to lack of momentum and compounding benefits.
Connect with Chris Cooper:
Website - https://businessisgood.com/