Ever wondered how to build a successful team and increase bottom line profit? Brigham Dickinson, the president of Power Selling Pros and founder of the Power Certification Program, shares his insights on matching responsibilities with the talents of each team member. He discusses his new book "Something to Give" and shares his insights on transitioning from being the sole decision-maker to empowering team members in home service businesses. By emphasizing the importance of delegation, Brigham provides a step-by-step guide on how to offload responsibilities effectively with five key steps that can lead to freedom and success in business.
In this episode, we discussed:
Brigham's new book "Something to Give" and his shift in mindset
Transitioning from being the sole decision-maker to empowering team members
The importance of delegation and offloading responsibilities
Introduction of Brigham's book and pre-orders
Importance of understanding employees' strengths and preferences
Five key steps to freedom over income, time, and mental well-being
Building a successful team and increasing bottom line profit
Taking care of the team through mentoring and providing multiple options to customers
Overcoming challenges and building a company that is built to last
The "STOP" acronym for navigating transitions and finding new purpose
The power of a smile, being present, learning from opposition, and finding peace
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