Simplify To Multiply With Tim Yewchuk

In this eposode we explore the two questions that will help make your business frustration-free

Learn one of my favorite tricks that I use when I’m under a tight deadline. If you’re looking to get more focused and less distracted - this method will get you there fast.

Creating a rhythm is one of the best strategies for creating stability and predictability in your business. In this episode I look at how working in seasons is the key to quickly and easily creating a rhythm and growing your business.

This weekend I hopped on a 100 year old trolley train operated by volunteers in our city. There are two trolleys that operate, and when it comes to both of them crossing the high level bridge over the river, there's a problem... They only have one track to get over. So how do they communicate who has the right away? They leverage an old strategy known as Poka Yoke (or "mistake proofing") - and the trick that they use is SIMPLE. Find out about the simple trick they use, and how you can apply similar thinking and systems in your business to help prevent you and your team from making mistakes.

Two years ago, my wife started a photography business. It was a struggle at first, but by understanding these two principles she's been able to see incredible results and breakthroughs. These principles apply to any business or stage that you're in as an entrepreneur.  ***Looking to take your business and teams to the next level (and still have a life)? Check out my free training over at http://bookwithtim.com ***

I started coaching my son's U4 soccer last night, and watching these young athletes run around reminded me of the 3 stages of mastery. We'll be spending all of our time in stage 1 this season, working on fundamentals. But the same stages will apply in your business. Knowing and applying these 3 stages are the key to scaling your business and your free time.

This episode is all about success and what it means in the context of your journey as an entrepreneur. Are you in it for the money? Are you in it for the freedom? Whatever the motivation, it's important to get this right so you can be clear on the end goal!

In this episode, I go through examples of how the best businesses in the world create repeatable models that not only attract their ideal customers....but still run like a Swiss Watch without needing any micro-managing.

Building a predictable

Many entrepreneurs fall into this trap where they mistake motion with progress. We've all been there, spending hours consuming something when we're fascinated with a topic. And we feel like we're making progress - but we haven't yet come into "Production" mode... And the thing is, this is where the value creation actually happens...when we are "producing".