Traction

on Episode 101: Optimizing your resources to live a deep and meaningful life, at 1:15

nation. It goes real in depth. on our dopamine system. Is that what it's called? I'm pretty sure it's dopamine nation. But that speaks to the social media scrolling and that kind of stuff. My favorite business book is Traction, just because it's so easy to digest in how to build a business. But they're so like those are all more on the personal development and the business side. But you know, I read a lot. Chris Kiefer Mm. Sara Barb (01:

on Episode 164: Branding Sales/marketing Growth Open to anything else, at 20:46

location. think the branding is pretty big for just one location. Even if we stay at one location, great. But whether we're at 5 million, 7 million, 10, $15 million a year in the Tampa location, my main goal is to just get all of our systems. completely dialed in, get our main leadership team, our main production managers, sales team in place where everything's running like a well -oiled machine before we just replicate to the next location. whether we g

on Episode 126: Building an Empire with Servant Leadership, at 21:36

Nick Slavik Ah Chris Kiefer What I'm obsessed with right now, because I've only been doing my YouTube channel for three months, so I'm like very early in this journey, but it's had remarkable traction. There's already a thousand subscribers. I feel like it's the most niche painting YouTube channel on the planet, because you're a painting focused. I'm like painting automation specific, like that's it. If it's related to automatio

on Episode 98: Revolutionizing Construction Communication | Buildercoms Podcast, at 22:43

en? Or just you can go higher. You can have market analysts surveys done. I know some people that that's what they do is they'll go out there and. They're talked to a hundred two hundred people and see if something has traction like is this something that people would pay for I think Figuring that out and then figuring out where it's at on the pain list So like you might have a great ID, but it might be like number 52 on the list of a hundred pain points