At Business Accelerator, we answer questions from growth-minded business leaders just like you,

every day, and today's no different. Today on the podcast, we're going to share some of those

questions directly with you. I need to fix everything and write every SOP and how do you decide

what to focus on? Michael, in particular, I'm interested in your experience of how, as somebody

who is a little bit grizzled and has earned some grade here, honestly, I think the way I have,

where do you find the value in a coaching relationship now? It feels like we're missing some kind

of communication. How do you communicate your training well and keep them excited about the work?

Hi, I'm Joel Miller and this is the Business Accelerator podcast. Today, we have a very different

kind of show because we're bringing you the audio from a recent online training that we hosted

titled Five Building Blocks to a Company That Runs Itself. This was a panel discussion featuring

some familiar voices. Michael Hyatt and Megan Hyatt Miller, as well as some new voices you've not

heard from before. I'm talking about two of our phenomenal Business Accelerator coaches. First,

they're going to talk about those five building blocks and then they're going to pivot to take

questions from business owners like you. Let's jump right in.

Hello, everybody. Welcome. We are so glad that you're here. I'm Megan Hyatt Miller. I'm the CEO of

Full Focus and we are going to have a great time together today. I'm really excited about this topic,

thinking about business owners and what you guys are struggling with. This whole idea of

five building blocks that are going to help you design and build a company that runs itself that

can run without your constant involvement is really exciting. One of the things that we hear

constantly from new clients that join our coaching program is they feel like their business is

running them. I bet you guys can relate to that. We're going to talk about some ways that you

cannot do that and instead that you can intentionally, purposefully build a business that can run

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