Episode 45 – What Every Old Entrepreneur Wishes They’d Done Differently Part 2

In this episode we cover the 14 things every old entrepreneur wished they’d done differently. The things they would have done to increase their profits, save more time and become top producers in their industries. Everyone wishes they had a time machine to do things different but when confronted with the opportunity to actually make a change, few ever do. You can be better in the changing market. You can learn the skills you need to make a difference in how you lead generate, follow-up, present, negotiate and close. You can get coaching to become that top producer you say you want to be, just go to www.SiasFirst.com and click on the FREE COACHING CALL button at the top of the website if you are in Real Estate select Harris Certified Real Estate Coach all other businesses select Money Coaching Club. Your new life starts today, if you choose to make that change. Join the conversation on Facebook @SiasFirst or on Twitter @BusinessBrosPod. Music by www.bensound.com Courtesy of Tim and Julie Harris Real Estate Coaching. 1 That the fastest path is NOT to reinvent the wheel; it’s to follow in the path of others who have already won. 2 That they should have ‘kept their powder dry’ and invested in more, earlier, during the times of greatest opportunity. 3 That they should have forced themselves to do what they didn’t want to do when they didn’t want to do it, AND that they should have learned how to do it at a high level earlier. 4 That they should have paid themselves instead of last, or when there was something left. Warren Buffett: “Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.” 5 That everything takes at least 5 times as long as they wanted / thought it would. 6 That they should have created multiple sources of income as early as possible. 7 That they should not have allowed their egos to be seduced into non-profit driven decisions. 8 That they should have dumped the losers faster and doubled down on the winners regarding many things. Staff, rental property, etc. 9 That booms and busts in their own personal economies are optional. 10 That they spent too much time worrying about silly stuff that didn’t lead to profit, like team culture and branding. 11 That they didn’t have to spend so much on their kid’s education. 12 That they should have become a powerful listing agent sooner. 13 That they should have nurtured their database and created a higher level of repeat and referral business, which costs less than buying business and creating so many new transactions all the time. 14 That ‘some money is better than no money’ on certain deals; flexibility creates profit more than inflexibility.