Create Repeatable Systems, Processes and File Organization

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneur, Thrivetime, Businessschool, Smallbusiness, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2017

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Once you have build repeatable and profitable systems you will discover that you have create a time freedom and financial freedom creating money machine...and this is what a successful business looks like. During this episode of the Thrive Time Business Coach Radio Show, the former U.S. SBA Entrepreneur of the Year (Clay Clark) and Wes Carter (attorney) break down the importance of creating detailed systems to make your business scale.

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0:00.0	And now.
0:05.0	Oh!
0:07.0	casting from the center of the universe and the Thrive15.com World Headquarters.
0:12.0	Let's go! Presenting the world's only business school without
0:14.8	the BS with optometrist and entrepreneur Dr Robert Selner. The Forest
0:19.6	All Business Administration Entrepreneur in the year in your ear.
0:23.0	Clay Clark, it's the Thrive Time Show,
0:26.0	on Talk Radio 1170.
0:29.0	3, 2, 1, Boom.
0:32.0	Boom, boom, and welcome back inside the room. It's the Thrive Time show on your radio.
0:37.0	My name is Clay Clark, I'm the former US SBA entrepreneur of the year and the founder of DJ Connection and I am so excited to be with you today at the
0:47.1	intersection of your hopes and dreams and reality. You know I think so many people listening to the show here, you're
0:56.0	normal people, you know you want to be successful. I don't think anybody
0:58.4	graduates from high school with the with the goal, with hope with the aim the aspiration of being
1:04.3	mediocre I don't think that anybody says you know what when I graduate from high school
1:08.9	what I want to do is I want to live up to the average that was published in the Atlantic. I want to be the kind of person who was
1:17.6	published in the Atlantic Journal, the kind of person who the Federal Reserve did research on and discovered that the average American
1:26.2	has less than $400 saved.
1:28.0	I don't think there's anybody listening right now who says, you know what I want to do is I definitely my life goal. I don't think anybody's talking to their counselor and the counselor says
1:37.6	So what do you want to do after high school and they say what I want to do is I want to end up with $400 saved and then I want to live up to the Gallup statistic that shows that 70% of people hate their jobs.
1:51.0	And I want to make sure that I don't like my job too so I can fit into that statistic. I don't know anybody I've ever met who says I
1:59.0	want to be
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