The Big Picture of getting Promoted in a Roofing Business
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Adam Sand : Dec 20, 2022 2:02:30 AM
I believe in the power of inspirational quotes, and one of my favorite business influencers is Alex Hormozi.
His latest quote really jumped out at me:
“It’s not about “forgetting where you come from” it’s about “letting go of your past.”
As the CEO of a roofing business, I wanted to elaborate on why this is such an important lesson for entrepreneurs as well as other professionals in the industry. As a business leader, you become burdened by the past; all of your decisions, successes, and failures hang with you as you make each new decision. Yet if we cannot let go of our past experiences and the way we once approached our industry, then we cannot move forward either. We need to take what we have learned in the past, both good and bad, and use it to our advantage when making decisions in the present that will shape our future path.
This is particularly important for me as a roofing CEO because embracing change is necessary for staying competitive in today’s market. It’s no secret that technology is constantly improving and innovations are happening at lightning-fast speeds; if I cannot innovate with my company – or at least adapt quickly to advancements – then I will be left behind. This means developing new strategies and ways of doing business that may be different than how things were done in the past.
It could involve integrating new roofing materials or processes or even embracing digital marketing techniques that can help my company stand out from competitors; but whatever it is, it needs to be done with a clear focus on the future instead of trying to hold onto what worked (or didn’t work) in years past. At times it can also mean taking risks – something else I have learned from Alex Hormozi himself!
Taking risks may not always pay off immediately but when calculated properly with consideration for customers and profitability, savvy entrepreneurs like myself can use risks to their advantage from time to time; chances are if your strategy doesn’t work one time, tweaking it may lead you to success down the line. Ultimately though beyond any quote or CEO advice there is something more important: confidence In yourself as an entrepreneur and business leader– knowing who you are and where you come from—and making sure these elements are always present when making decisions no matter what outside influences come your way or how much changes within your industry over time.
This kind of confidence comes only by understanding how far you have traveled while prepping yourself for taking on any challenge that comes next– without letting go of where you come from but instead forging ahead confidently into an ever-changing future you are ready to conquer!
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