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Join Jackie Zach and Mike McKay as they delve into the surprising impact of boredom on business success. They explore how a perceived lack of excitement can actually be a sign of stability and effectiveness, rather than failure. Mike emphasizes that sticking to consistent processes, even when they feel monotonous, is crucial for long-term success. He shares examples demonstrating how

David Belman, owner of Belman Homes, is a multiple award winning, 2nd Generation Builder, Developer, and REALTOR®. He is a Amazon best selling author and host of the Home Building Hero podcast.

Today’s Tough Love for Business podcast focuses on the concept of busyness and its impact on productivity. Mike and Jackie explore how being busy can seem productive but often leads to counterproductive results if not managed properly. They highlight common pitfalls, such as the belief that handling tasks oneself is more efficient than training others, and emphasize that true productivity

Ivan shares with us the idea of not being afraid to fail. Out of failure comes great ideas and the ability to think outside the box to solve business problems.

Erica Conway is the Co-owner and President at C2 & Co-founder and CEO at Talimer. She believes it takes a village to run a business.

Kobena-Marcus J. Collins is the Founder of Traveler Consulting and is a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Professional and Master Facilitator.

Scott Begert of Begert Stainless Inc shares his views on leadership and building trust through truthful, relational servitude in this video interview.

In today’s discussion on the Tough Love for Business podcast, Jackie Zach and Mike McKay dissect the concept of entropy and its impact on business operations. They explore how systems naturally progress towards disorder, using relatable examples like the spreading of food coloring in water to illustrate this principle. The discussion highlights how entropy manifests in business processes, such as

In the latest episode of the Tough Love for Business podcast, Jackie Zach and Mike McKay discuss the critical role of consistency in generating referrals for businesses. They emphasize that maintaining a reliable and predictable experience for customers is essential, citing an example of a photographer whose inconsistent service led to a drop in referrals. Consistency builds trust and helps

Join Jackie Zach and Mike McKay as they delve into the critical topic of asking for the sale in their latest podcast episode. They discuss a common issue among sales professionals: doing all the groundwork but failing to explicitly ask for the sale due to the fear of rejection. Emphasizing the importance of using effective scripting and purpose statements to