How To Evolve As a Business Owner: Challenging Your Comfort Zone

Service Business Blueprint

Welcome back to the Service Business Blueprint with Jeff Luther. In todays episode we are talking about evolving as a business owner.
Drawing from personal experiences and reflections, Jeff emphasizes the necessity of stepping outside one's comfort zone to foster growth, both personally and professionally. He discusses the challenges of hiring and firing, highlighting the emotional complexities involved in these decisions. Jeff poses four thought-provoking questions for listeners to consider in evaluating their strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for development. Additionally, he recommends the book "The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse" by Charlie Mackesy as a source of inspiration for personal growth. As the episode concludes, Jeff expresses gratitude to listeners and encourages them to share the podcast with others, promising more valuable insights in future episodes.
Questions to ask:

What feels like fun to me and work to everyone else?

What makes me lose track of time?

Where do I get greater returns then the average person?

What comes naturally to me?

Draw 4 quadrants:

What am I good at and I like to do?

What am I good at and don't like to do?

What am I not good at but like to do?

What am I not good at and don't like to do?
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