Lessons From the Army That Work in Business
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Lessons From the Army That Work in Business
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What can the British Army teach a self-employed tradesman?
More than you might think.
In this episode, I share three simple lessons I learnt during my time in the Army that have helped me build and run a successful business for nearly two decades.
We look at:
- Why five minutes of planning can save hours of wasted time.
- The difference between motivation and discipline.
- How the best tradesmen adapt when things don't go to plan.
- Why General Eisenhower's famous quote, "Plans are worthless, but planning is everything," is just as relevant to a window cleaner, plumber or electrician as it was to a military commander.
Whether you're a window cleaner, plumber, electrician, builder or any other sole trader, these practical principles can help you work smarter, reduce stress and build a better business.
This week's challengeChoose just one:
- Spend five minutes planning tomorrow before you finish today.
- Build one habit through consistent discipline.
- The next time your plans change, adapt instead of panicking.
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