This blog originally appeared on March 18th, 2009. I was married at the time, and my son Josh was 12. There are many more distractions available to us now. COVID made us learn to appreciate our relationships more, while irreparably displacing how we interact with others. Since this, I’ve gotten divorced, survived cancer, and seen my last two sons graduate from college.
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Topics: One Thing, Focus, Relationships and Productivity, Distraction
Working Relationships That Work is from my first E-Myth Management Module, as an E-Myth Coach.
Read MoreTopics: E-Myth Revisited, Relationships and Productivity, Worker Performance, Challenging Work
It’s been about three weeks since my last blog. Business Travel, the holidays and then a sudden bout with the flu have prevented me from writing.
Read MoreTopics: Relationship Drivers, Relationships and Productivity, New Year
As an E-Myth Coach (Licensed coach for Michael Gerber’s The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don’t Work and What to Do About It) for ten years, I quickly recognized in small businesses there were often two kinds of business owners: Objective and those who were Subjective.
Read MoreTopics: Balanced Priorities, Process/Productivity Drivers, People/Relationship Drivers, Counter balance, Relationships and Productivity
My experience in business coaching for the last 18 years teaches me the fundamental need for your business to balance objectivity and subjectivity. In Gazelles Scaling Up we call this the balance between Productivity/Process and Relationships/People.
Read MoreTopics: Patrick Lencioni, Pearson's Law, measurement, Organizational Health, Two Drivers, People and Process, Relationships and Productivity