The $100 MBA Show Omar Zenhom

Have you ever wondered how personal investments can significantly influence the growth of your business? In today's hyper-competitive business landscape, the most crucial asset you can develop is yourself. But what are the most effective ways to invest in your capabilities as an entrepreneur to ensure maximum growth and impact?

Are you constantly struggling to decide whether you should be a perfectionist about the details of your business, or if you should focus on the bigger picture to keep progressing? This dilemma is a common hurdle for many entrepreneurs, leaving them questioning how much attention they really need to devote to every little piece of their venture. Should you really 'sweat the details'?

Are you struggling to get your first few customers for your new web app, especially one built around a SaaS model? Do you feel confident about your product but find yourself stumped when it comes to the marketing side of things? If these challenges sound familiar, you're definitely not alone, and today's episode is tailored just for you.

Have you ever wondered if there's more to success than just financial gain and societal approval? In this must-read episode, Omar delves into David Brooks' compelling book, "The Second Mountain," which challenges the traditional perceptions of success and explores the pursuit of a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

Have you ever considered the true value of your reputation in business? How it echoes through every deal you make, every product you release, and every interaction you have with clients and colleagues alike? In the fiercely competitive world of entrepreneurship, could your reputation be the silent ambassador advocating for your success behind closed doors?

Are you working tirelessly to scale up your business revenue, only to find that your personal wealth isn't reflecting the success of your sales figures? You're not alone in this perplexing situation where the numbers just don't add up to a growing bank account. Omar tackles a question that stumps many entrepreneurs: Why isn't increased revenue making me rich?