BLOG

Most People Have the Wrong Idea about Selling a House They think they need all the knowledge. They think they need a real estate Bible. But what they really need is focus.

Most business owners are on the wrong hunt. They chase the fat revenue. They chase expansion. They chase being the fastest in the race. But here’s the kicker: they’re ignoring what truly counts—real stability.

Most business owners are obsessed with the wrong damn thing. It’s like a never-ending race. They run after revenue. Size. Speed. But that’s just part of the trap. You’re sprinting toward a cliff, and you’re blindsided by the shiny things.

They chase the wrong dream. Most business owners are on a hamster wheel, chasing the wrong damn thing. They’re stuck in a cycle that leads to nowhere but burnout and frustration.

I’ll cut to the chase. How do you keep your team happy and productive, even in small ways? You might think it’s about grand gestures, expensive lunches, or elaborate retreats. But what if I told you it’s simpler than that?

Most business owners are obsessed with the wrong damn thing. It’s like a never-ending race. They run after revenue. Size. Speed. But that’s just part of the trap. You’re sprinting toward a cliff, and you’re blindsided by the shiny things.

As a business owner, the journey is ever-evolving. Opportunities and challenges come and go in waves. For me, Peter Wrench of Project X Academy, the last thousand days have been a monumental period. I’ve taken a meticulous look at where my focus has been, what I’ve accomplished, and where I need to navigate next. For…

I’ll cut to the chase. How do you keep your team happy and productive, even in small ways? You might think it’s about grand gestures, expensive lunches, or elaborate retreats. But what if I told you it’s simpler than that?

I’ve just come back from an enlightening chat with some trade-based clients—we won’t go into their exact business interests, but the conversation was one for the books. Or should I say, one for the beers? We delved into what I call “Beers Versus Books,” an idea powerful enough to shift the way you shape your…

I’ll cut to the chase. How do you keep your team happy and productive, even in small ways? You might think it’s about grand gestures, expensive lunches, or elaborate retreats. But what if I told you it’s simpler than that?

Ah, the hero product. It’s the gem in your business’s crown, the thing you’re best at selling. It’s time to ask yourself, “What’s my hero product?” This question might seem simple, but the answer is where the magic begins.

Business is a journey full of challenges, surprises, and revelations. At Project X Academy, we believe that the capacity to question, reflect, and address our thinking shapes the path to success.

I’ll cut to the chase. How do you keep your team happy and productive, even in small ways? You might think it’s about grand gestures, expensive lunches, or elaborate retreats. But what if I told you it’s simpler than that?

In the heart of the vibrant entrepreneurial hub that is the Mornington Peninsula, where dreams are chased and caught, a unique approach to business planning thrives.

Running a business can often feel like juggling flaming torches while balancing on a tightrope. Every decision, every strategy, and every interaction feels crucial. But one night at an event turned that frenetic energy into razor-sharp focus for several business owners as we explored a seemingly simple, yet profoundly effective, principle: simplification.