066 | The Devil’s In The (Lack Of Systems) Details With Josh Fonger

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066 | The Devil’s In The (Lack Of Systems) Details With Josh Fonger

What You'll Discover In This Episode:

  • The Importance Of Getting Outside Yourself, Elevating, And Investing In Systems
  • Ways To Document Processes To Discover Flaws
  • How To Best Attack The Heavy Lifting In Your Business
  • Where An Entrepreneur Should Start Investing For The Biggest Return
  •   Tips For Delegating And Utilizing Checklists
  • So Much More!

In this episode, I sit down with business performance architect and co-founder of Work The System, Josh Fonger. Josh discusses investing in systems, how a mechanical shift can save you time and make you money, how to make documenting processes less overwhelming, and ways to build the freedom to chase shiny objects.

We also talk about the amount of time you should spend working on your systems each week, your biological prime time, mindset shifts, process diagrams and outlines, and why “getting it” is so important.

This was an awesome discussion with Josh I hope you enjoy. Now let’s jump right in and get to the straight talk!

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About Guest:

Josh is a business performance architect and the co-founder of Work The System. He is an international business consultant, coach, and speaker. He's had the unique experience of personally helping hundreds of businesses grow simply, using the WTS Method. His specialty is taking stressed out entrepreneurs from working "in" their business to working "on" their business using systems, so that profit and freedom become a consistent mechanical reality

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Amber De La Garza is a small business coach, speaker and trainer , and host of the long-running, top 1% podcast Small Business Straight Talk! Amber has over a decade of experience coaching successful, busy business owners to take back control of their time, team, business, and life. Using her signature Business by Design Methodology!™, she helps her clients strengthen self-leadership, improve personal productivity, gain financial clarity, increase operational efficiency, lead their team confidently, and run their business strategically, so they can maximize profits, reduce stress, and make time for what matters most.

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