Pints, Pies & Profits Pints, Pies & Profits

Small changes in business that make the most difference

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Pints, Pies & Profits

Running a business is one of the loneliest jobs in the world. Everyone thinks you've got it figured out. Most days, it feels like you're not so sure.  
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Named for the "butterfly effect" theme of the beer on the table, this episode is all about compounding - in your finances, your habits, and your leadership. Scott shares a personal four-week transformation, and the pair unpack why "catch it quick, catch it small" is the leadership mantra worth stealing.

You'll learn:

-How compounding interest works for you (savings) and against you (debt);

-A simple morning/evening routine that improved sleep and focus within weeks;

-Why addressing behaviour — good or bad — in the moment beats delayed, formal feedback;

-How "tech debt" and "operational debt" build up when businesses skip small evolutions;

-and a single standing question to add to your monthly meetings to catch change early.

Beer: b.effect Social Experiment West Coast IPA 6%, Ridgeline Hazy IPA  6% & Sticky Forest Hemp IPA 5.5%
Pie: Bakerij (Village Bakery Picton) — Sweet Chilli Chicken & Cream Cheese

 

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