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  1. 2d ago

    #332 // Business Lessons From Monopoly (Part 5) ft Greg Crowe

    In part 5 of learning from the greatest game of all (aka Monopoly) we discuss the following topics including, but not limited to: -how to see business as a game of green (ie market wage + business net profit of between 20-35%)  -recognising the key metrics and what roles they play (revenue, COGS, GP, COO, NP)  -why it’s important for everyone to win out of a deal (ie clients, staff, wholesalers, supplies, you, your business etc etc)  -recognising opportunities + pouncing on them quickly  -the key to not spreading yourself too think  -how to see roadblocks + setbacks early and then deal with them before it’s too late -the importance of clearly + cleanly defining what success looks like in your life + business  -understanding your long term vision  -why you need to play to win  I really hope this inspires you + propels you on your way to fulfilling your trade god destiny of making money, building wealth + being kind.  Enjoy the pod x   content  type Summary Greg Crowe shares valuable business lessons inspired by Monopoly, emphasizing the importance of playing the business game to win. He discusses key principles like net profit focus, fair trade, strategic capitalization, and long-term planning to build a successful, asset-rich business and life. Keywords business lessons, Monopoly, net profit, fair trade, strategic capitalization, long-term planning, business growth, asset building, leadership, entrepreneurship Key Topics Playing the business game for net profit The importance of fair trade in business Strategic capitalization on opportunities Long-term planning and patience in business Building an asset-rich business and life The role of leadership and community involvement Pricing strategies and knowing your numbers Avoiding spreading yourself too thin The value of patience and consistent good work Setting clear goals and working towards them Sound Bites "See your business like a game of green" "Make good money while remaining ethical" "Build an asset-rich business over 15 years" Chapters 00:00 Business as a Game of Monopoly 02:25 Creating a Business That Attracts and Retains Excellent People 05:22 Everyone Needs a Fair Trade 08:16 Capitalizing on Opportunities and Mistakes 10:39 Allowing Time for Business Growth 12:03 Consistent Good Work and Asset Collection 13:01 Avoiding Spreading Yourself Too Thin 14:58 Playing to Win and Defining Your Success 16:24 Reflecting on Your Business Journey 17:23 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

  2. 6d ago

    #331 // 7 Business Lessons In 7 Years ft Josey Bremner from Bremner Electrical

    Today we have Josey from Bremner Electrical on the podcast to share his 7 business lessons from the last 7 years of business. Based out of gods country aka Melbourne, Bremner Electrical has grown from 0 to 15-20 staff while maintaining a healthy balance of excellent clients, excellent staff, excellent materials, excellent profit + excellent purpose.  Plenty to take away out of this podcast as Josey honestly shares his thoughts + wisdom across all his learnings.  What a guy, and what a time to be alive!  Enjoy the pod x Content Type Interview Primary Goal Educational Summary In this episode, Josie Bremner shares seven key lessons from seven years of building Bremner Electrical, emphasizing the importance of long-term thinking, team development, and maintaining a balanced life. Discover practical insights on leadership, business growth, and fostering strong relationships with clients and staff. Keywords business lessons, leadership, team building, electrical business, business growth, long-term strategy, client relationships, staff development, work-life balance Key Topics Long-term business planning Building and trusting your team Importance of knowing your numbers Creating a positive company culture Prioritizing family and personal health Developing career pathways for staff Trust and delegation in leadership The role of kindness and relationships in business Sound Bites "You're only as good as your people" "Build your expert team around you" "Be kind to people, always" Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Josie Bremner and Bremner Electrical 01:00 Current projects and business growth 01:48 Starting from nothing and natural business growth 02:53 The evolution of team and leadership roles 03:53 Reflecting on business aspirations and future plans 05:07 Balancing business challenges with personal life 06:00 Lesson 1: Play the long game 07:54 Building long-term client and staff relationships 11:54 Lesson 2: Only as good as your people 19:59 Investing in team development and career progression 23:57 Trust and delegate to your team 28:02 Know your numbers and financial metrics 34:57 Building an expert team and seeking advice 40:12 Prioritizing family and personal well-being 45:08 The importance of enjoying the journey over the destination 45:57 Final thoughts on holistic success and happiness

  3. Sep 6

    #330 // Business Lessons From Monopoly (Part 4) ft Greg Crowe

    In part 4 of learning from the greatest game of all (aka Monopoly) we discuss the following topics including, but not limited to: -how to see business as a game of green (ie market wage + business net profit of between 20-35%)  -recognising the key metrics and what roles they play (revenue, COGS, GP, COO, NP)  -the importance of keeping cash in hand + taking calculated risks  -why you need to collect money in jail (lol, I mean while you are on holidays)  -the need to keep you money cleanly + clearly organised  -understanding the tax system + how it works + what to set aside  -considering the 1%ers in all that you do as they all compound into huge results  -the role that luck + risk take into the growing of a successful business  I really hope this inspires you + propels you on your way to fulfilling your trade god destiny of making money, building wealth + being kind.  Enjoy the pod x  Primary Goal Educational Summary This episode explores essential business principles using Monopoly as a metaphor, emphasizing profit margins, cash flow, and strategic decision-making for sustainable growth. Keywords business lessons, profit margins, cash flow, strategic planning, Monopoly metaphor, business growth, financial management Key Topics The importance of maintaining a market wage and profit margins The role of net profit in business sustainability Cash reserves and risk management in business The significance of small decisions and consistency The impact of organic growth and word-of-mouth Takeaways Focus on net profit, not just revenue or gross profit. Keep cash reserves to withstand financial stress. Make small, consistent decisions for long-term success. Organize and understand your business finances monthly. Avoid distractions and focus on your core business activities. Sound Bites "Keep cash reserves to withstand financial stress." "Small decisions and consistency lead to success." "Plan for taxes as an inevitable part of business." Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Business as a Game of Monopoly 01:53 The Significance of Market Wage and Profit Margins 03:46 Understanding Net Profit and Business Sustainability 06:06 Cash Reserves and Managing Financial Stress 08:02 The Power of Small Decisions and Consistency 09:53 Organic Growth and Word-of-Mouth Marketing 11:53 Organizing Business Finances and Staying Informed 14:12 Dealing with Taxes and Planning Ahead 15:59 The Role of Luck and Focused Effort 18:08 The Importance of Small Jobs and Quality Service 20:06 Avoiding Distractions and Staying Focused 21:59 Conclusion: Planning for Taxes and Long-Term Success

  4. Sep 2

    #329 // 6 Business Lessons In 6 Years ft Brad Hibberd from Hib Electrical

    Today we have Brad Hibberd from Hib Electrical on the podcast to share his 6 business lessons from the last 6 years of business. Based out of gods country aka Tasmania, Hib Electrical has grown from 0 to 18 staff while maintaining a healthy balance of excellent clients, excellent staff, excellent materials, excellent profit + excellent purpose.  Plenty to take away out of this podcast as Hib shares his wisdom.  What a time to be alive!  Enjoy the pod x Primary Goal Educational Summary In this episode, Brad Hibbert shares six key lessons from his six years in business, emphasizing the importance of discipline, smart work, and continuous learning. Discover practical insights on managing growth, taking risks, and appreciating the journey of entrepreneurship. Keywords business lessons, entrepreneurship, discipline, risk management, business coaching, growth strategies, work-life balance, self-development Key Topics The importance of pulling your boots on and facing challenges head-on Working smarter, not just harder, to accelerate growth The role of discipline, meditation, and habits in success Learning from risks and mistakes to keep moving forward The value of early business coaching and continuous learning Managing team performance and understanding key financial metrics The significance of stopping to reflect and celebrate progress Sound Bites "Get up, pull your boots on, and attack the situation" "Discipline and habits are key to success" "Don't be envious, you don't know what it costs to get there" Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Brad's background 02:59 Pull your boots on and face challenges 05:14 Discipline, habits, and self-care in business 13:47 Working smarter to exit pain faster 25:13 The impact of early business coaching 36:35 Taking risks and learning from mistakes 45:00 Managing people and letting go of the wrong ones 49:34 Stop and smell the roses 54:03 Final advice and closing thoughts

  5. Aug 30

    #328 // Business Lessons From Monopoly (Part 3) ft Greg Crowe

    In part 3 of learning from the greatest game of all (aka Monopoly) we discuss the following topics including, but not limited to: -how to see business as a game of green (ie market wage + business net profit of between 20-35%)  -recognising the key metrics and what roles they play (revenue, COGS, GP, COO, NP)  -understanding that there’s times of building (and rebuilding too!) and how to manage it  -taking luck + risk into consideration and working out how to use them to your advantage  -the importance of seeing the long term vision  -how + why it should all come together if the end goal it set properly  I really hope this inspires you + propels you on your way to fulfilling your trade god destiny of making money, building wealth + being kind.  Enjoy the pod x  Summary In this episode, Greg Crowe shares valuable insights on how to treat your business as an asset, the importance of strategic risk-taking, and the power of building and rebuilding for long-term success. Discover practical tips to increase your net profit, optimize your time, and create a generational empire. Keywords business growth, asset management, risk-taking, net profit, time management, entrepreneurship, business strategy, Monopoly lessons, generational wealth Key Topics Treating business as an asset versus liability The importance of net profit over revenue and gross profit Strategic risk-taking and calculated investments The building and rebuilding cycle in business Time management and prioritization for entrepreneurs Creating a generational empire through smart decisions The power of systems and continuous improvement The role of self-worth and personal development in business success Takeaways Your business should be an asset that you can sell, scale, and control. Focus on net profit, not just revenue or gross profit. Take calculated risks and learn from both successes and failures. Schedule time for building and rebuilding your business. Treat your business like a relationship that needs care and investment. Your worth to the business should increase over time. Control your time by being highly organized and efficient. Luck favors those who stay in the game and make smart decisions. Sound Bites "Your business should be an asset you can sell and control." "Focus on net profit, not just revenue or gross profit." "Treat your business like a relationship that needs care." Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Business Lessons from Monopoly 02:15 The Value of Business as an Asset 05:01 Focusing on Net Profit Over Revenue 08:07 The Importance of Building and Rebuilding 11:47 Risks and Rewards in Business 15:02 Treating Your Business Like a Relationship 17:51 Scheduling Time for Growth and Rebuilding 22:07 The Power of Calculated Risks 24:57 The Journey and Long-Term Perspective

  6. Aug 26

    #327 // Business Lessons From Monopoly (Part 2) ft Greg Crowe

    In part 2 of learning from the greatest game of all (aka Monopoly) we discuss the following topics including, but not limited to: -how to see business as a game of green (ie market wage + business net profit of between 20-35%)  -recognising the key metrics and what roles they play (revenue, COGS, GP, COO, NP)  -the compound effect of doing the right things consistently  -why you need to pause + reflect every week / month / year  -the crucial role of “luck” in business and how quickly things can turn around for good (or for bad!)  I really hope this inspires you + propels you on your way to fulfilling your trade god destiny of making money, building wealth + being kind.  Enjoy the pod x  Summary Greg Crowe shares valuable business lessons from playing Monopoly, emphasizing the importance of consistent decision-making, understanding financial metrics, and maintaining integrity to build a successful, sustainable business. Keywords business lessons, Monopoly, financial metrics, profitability, decision-making, business growth, sustainability, Greg Crowe Key Topics Business as a game of repeatable cards and decisions Importance of understanding gross and net profit The significance of doing the right thing consistently Packing up your day, week, month, and year for success The impact of small decisions on long-term business health Building long-term client relationships through integrity The importance of timely decision-making and avoiding last-minute spending Strategies for turning business around quickly and sustainably Sound Bites "Net profit's the only metric that matters" "Stop doing the same thing twice and expect different results" "Always do the right thing, it lands you in the right spot" Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Business Lessons from Monopoly 02:19 Monthly Closeouts and Financial Clarity 05:39 Revenue, Costs, and the Path to Profitability 06:38 Identifying Core Problems in Business 07:08 Building Your Generational Empire 08:34 The Importance of Doing the Right Thing 09:30 Fault-Finding and Continuous Improvement 10:30 Sticking to What Works in Business 11:29 The Consequences of Small Decisions 12:29 The Power of Consistent Good Decisions 13:56 Avoiding Unnecessary Subscriptions and Last-Minute Spending 14:54 The Repeatability of Business Cards and Metrics 16:42 The Value of Long-Term Client Relationships 19:02 The Importance of Trust and Service Quality 20:27 Packing Your Day for Success 22:14 Weekly, Monthly, and Quarterly Business Closures 23:56 Planning for the Future: The Seven-Step Pathway 26:39 Making Hay While the Sun Shines: Business Timing 27:29 Rapid Business Turnarounds and Staying on Track 27:58 Conclusion: Staying Prepared and Consistent

  7. Aug 24

    #326 // 7 Business Lessons In 7 Years ft Josh Ford from New Age Electrical 

    Today we have Josh Ford from New Age Electrical on the podcast to share his 7 business lessons from the last 7 years of business. Based out of Ballina, and boasting a strong social following, New Age Electrical has become the benchmark of what healthy growth + success looks like. But what was the cost? And what was the true cost? What were the major lessons + learnings along the way? What would Fordy do again? What would Fordy never do again? Greg Crowe sits down with the one and only “Ford Lord” to discuss. Enjoy the pod x Content Type Interview Primary Goal Educational Summary In this episode, a seasoned business owner shares seven key lessons learned over seven years of running a successful electrical business. Topics include pricing strategies, building strong relationships, effective systems, and maintaining work-life balance. Keywords business lessons, electrical business, pricing, relationships, systems, work-life balance, entrepreneurship, business growth Key Topics Pricing and quoting strategies Importance of relationships in business Implementing effective systems Hiring and managing staff Work-life balance for business owners Takeaways Always back cost your jobs to understand profitability. Build strong relationships with clients and partners. Implement and optimize systems early for efficiency. Hire for attitude, train for skill. Prioritize family and personal time to sustain long-term success.  Sound Bites "Find your why and build with purpose." "Hire for attitude, train for skill." "Make time for family and personal growth." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and overview of business lessons 01:51 Why understanding your 'why' is crucial 04:07 Building a business with purpose and long-term goals 06:01 The importance of complementary skill sets in partnerships 07:53 Handling stress and responsibility in business 09:50 The value of relationships and networking 12:09 Key lessons on quoting and pricing 20:08 Hiring, managing staff, and team culture 30:04 Implementing systems and technology effectively 39:57 Contracts, scope of works, and legal considerations 50:13 Balancing work and family life 54:58 Reflecting on lessons learned and future goals

  8. Aug 19

    #325 // Business Lessons From Monopoly with Greg Crowe

    Ah Monopoly, maybe the greatest game of all?!?!?!  Today we take out some lessons from the greatest game of all including, but not limited to:  -seeing business as a game of revenue, net profit + purpose  -how to best play the entrepreneurial game of creating something from nothing  -getting used to weekly rhythms  -the importance of boot strapping (ie spending less than you earn + self funding future growth)  -how to prepare for your lucky breaks (which will happen!)  -why you need to be adaptive  -learning how to win (and lose sometimes!) I really hope this inspires you + propels you on your way to fulfilling your trade god destiny of making money, building wealth + being kind.  Enjoy the pod x  Summary Greg Crowe shares practical insights on building a sustainable and profitable business, emphasizing the importance of mindset, financial discipline, and adaptability. This episode offers valuable lessons for entrepreneurs aiming to grow wisely and intentionally. Keywords business growth, financial discipline, entrepreneurship, profit margins, adaptability, mindset, wealth building, business strategy, Monopoly analogy, business lessons Key Topics The danger of starting a business with no resistance The importance of training and improving skills Understanding profit margins and financial health Using Monopoly as a metaphor for business strategy The significance of spending less than earning The role of luck and preparation in business success The importance of patience and time in wealth building Adapting strategies based on circumstances Learning to win and lose gracefully in business Chapters 00:00 The danger of starting a business with no resistance 02:27 Understanding revenue, gross profit, and net profit 05:44 The importance of collecting payments promptly 07:38 The value of financial education and discipline 09:03 The power of compound interest and long-term planning 10:25 Luck, strategy, and the role of preparation 12:16 The importance of patience and time in success 13:44 Adapting strategies and learning to pivot 17:57 Learning to win and lose in business 18:56 Simplifying business and focusing on core metrics

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    Sparky Coach
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    333
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