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When it comes to working in trades or any service-based industry, one of the things I’ve found essential is ensuring that your team can get along together. A great team isn’t just about people co-existing; it’s about collaboration, understanding, and mutual respect for one another’s talents. But why is this so vital?

Trades require more than skill. They need cooperation and mutual respect. In constructing anything—be it a house or a business—having the right crew is essential. Let’s look at two workers in construction.

Today, let’s reflect on an unsuspecting yet profound event that unfolded recently. This tale is not only about books and learning but about crafting the future, one step at a time.

The mind behind Project X Acedemy, the lifestyle business coaching {dream world} where we dare to do things differently. Today, I want to share a story about how sometimes even the best-laid plans can falter and what we can learn from those little hiccups in life. It’s a bit like that British saying, “The cobbler’s…

The great feeling around money is making more money, but there’s a bigger one. There’s a bigger emotion that feels great, and I’ve just experienced that thrill. It’s not just about making more money or having more—it’s about something far more profound: losses avoided

Life throws us many opportunities to learn about the way the world works, even in the most unexpected scenarios. Picture this: a simple outing with Spencer after a long day at school becomes a lesson deeply rooted in economics. The tale orbits a peculiar item, a Jelly Cat, which for the uninitiated among us, is…

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to live life with boundless energy, purpose, and drive while others merely go through the motions? It all boils down to one pivotal question: Do you have the will to live, or are you merely surviving?

Have you ever wondered what it takes to get a business off the ground? I can tell you, it’s not just about having a great idea or creating the perfect product. From my experience working with entrepreneurs, it’s all about executing disciplined daily habits. Let me share the journey of two of our Project X…

You’ve probably laid out grand plans for your business, right? Those big, structured, audacious goals that seem more like a mountain summit than a day’s hike. While it’s tempting to chase these business dreams with all the gusto you can muster, I’ve learned from over 30 years of coaching that the most significant change agent…

As a business coach, I often find valuable lessons in everyday activities. Take Spencer’s upcoming 8th birthday as an example. It’s more than just a celebration; it’s a case study in planning and execution. Imagine your business as Spencer’s birthday party. You need a theme, a plan, and a bit of excitement to make it…

Why self-improvement, you may ask? Well, let me tell you about the juggernauts of the business world whom I admire, like those at NGroup. These folks are the pinnacle on the peninsula—not because they were born into it, but because they understood the necessity of working on themselves. They knew that becoming their best selves…

I’m here at Project X Academy to share with you one of the most overlooked yet crucial facets of business growth—self-development. Our recent collaboration with N Group really shed light on how essential it is to not only focus on your business development but also on personal growth.

Every business owner, at their core, wants to feel proud of their achievements. But how do you define that pride? What makes us swell with self-worth rather than shrink away from potential? That’s the golden question every entrepreneur must ask.

The feelings of anxiety, depression, or negative thoughts have no place on the path of meaningful pride. We aim to foster emotions that catapult you toward your best self. Because let’s face it: to feel proud, to truly relish success, you have to start with knowing where you’re headed.

You often hear people attribute business success to luck. You might even think it yourself when you see someone achieving what seems unattainable while you swim upstream. But what if I told you that luck isn’t a mystical force?