In this episode of the Service Business Blueprint podcast, host Jeff Luther sits down with relationship expert Cameron Madill to explore the challenges and rewards of running a business with a spouse. They chat about Marriage Advice for Entrepreneurs. They delve into the complexities of balancing work and personal life, the importance of effective communication, and strategies for maintaining a strong relationship while building a successful business. From overcoming the "blame game" to setting boundaries, listeners will gain valuable insights into navigating the unique dynamics of entrepreneurial couples. Marriage Advice for Entrepreneurs can really benefit your relationship and bring you on the same team.

Cameron shares his expertise on relationship building and offers practical advice for couples in business together. Jeff and Cameron also discuss the role of nonviolent communication and crucial conversations in fostering healthy partnerships.This episode breaks down solid marriage Advice for Entrepreneurs and gives you actionable steps to take. Whether you're an entrepreneur, considering starting a business with your partner, or simply interested in improving your relationship, this episode offers valuable guidance.


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Have you ever felt stuck clinging to outdated business goals? In today's dynamic business environment, where change is constant, this episode of the Service Business Blueprint Podcast explores why changing your goals can actually be crucial for success.

We'll start by discussing the importance of business goals in general. Well-defined goals provide direction and focus for your company, acting as a roadmap for decision-making and resource allocation. They also serve as a valuable measurement tool, helping you track progress towards your ultimate vision.

But what happens when the landscape around you starts to shift? Markets evolve, resources change hands, new technologies emerge, and customer preferences can take unexpected turns. This episode will explore the reality that the business environment is not static. Rigidly holding onto initial goals in the face of such change can become counterproductive.

Instead, we'll delve into the power of adaptation. By embracing the idea that your goals can evolve alongside your business, you open yourself up to a range of benefits. Adapting your goals can drive innovation within your company, forcing you to explore new ideas and potentially leading to the development of groundbreaking new strategies. More importantly, it positions your business to meet the new demands that arise from a changing market.

To illustrate this point, we'll take a look at some inspiring case studies. Companies like Netflix, Slack, and Twitter all started out with one set of goals in mind, but when they recognized the need to adapt, they didn't hesitate to pivot. Their willingness to change course ultimately fueled their success.

So how do you actually go about changing your business goals? This episode will equip you with practical steps to navigate this process effectively. We'll cover how to assess your current situation, communicate transparently with stakeholders, and develop a clear plan for moving forward. Setting measurable milestones will help you track your progress, and fostering a culture of flexibility within your organization is key. Remember, change is a journey, and being able to monitor and adjust your goals as needed is essential for reaching your destination.

Finally, we want to debunk the myth that changing your goals signifies failure. In today's world, it's a sign of adaptability and growth – a hallmark of resilient businesses. This episode will provide valuable takeaways to help you determine if it's time to re-evaluate your current goals and propel your business forward on the path to success.

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Join host Jeff Luther as he dives deep into the mindset needed to build a thriving service-based business. In this episode of the Service Business Blueprint, Jeff shares invaluable insights into overcoming mindset obstacles, unlocking the secrets of entrepreneurship, and personal growth. He also explores the importance of asking the right questions and avoiding unhelpful advice to achieve your personal and business goals.

Key Topics Discussed
Introduction to the Service Business Blueprint: Jeff introduces the podcast and its focus on helping listeners succeed in their service-based businesses.

Mindset and Personal Growth: Continuing from the last episode, Jeff delves into the importance of a positive mindset and how our brains are wired to focus on negatives.

Asking Great Questions: The power of asking constructive questions and how they can shift your perspective from what's wrong to what's great.

Personal Story of Paddleboarding: Jeff shares a personal story about paddleboarding with his son, highlighting the value of independence and learning from experiences.

Giving and Receiving Advice: Why giving advice can often be unhelpful and how experience-sharing is more valuable.

Entrepreneurship and Risk: The challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of taking risks, and how opportunities often look like risks until they are realized.

Balancing Business and Family: How entrepreneurs can balance business decisions and family life, and the potential benefits of having an expert on the podcast to discuss this topic.

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of Service Business Blueprint! I’m your host, Jeff Luther, and today, we're diving deep into the power of mindset and the impact of the questions we ask ourselves.

In This Episode:

Mindset and Shitty Questions: Learn what I mean by "shitty questions" and why reframing them can transform your outlook.
Reframing Techniques: Hear about past episodes where we've discussed reframing negative situations and find out how it can help you in tough times.
Personal Stories: I’ll share a recent paddleboarding adventure with my son Knox, illustrating how our lizard brain's tendency to focus on the negative can be redirected.
Practical Examples: Discover how asking better questions can change your perspective in various scenarios—whether it's business setbacks, sales presentations, or personal challenges.
Mindset and Baseline: Understand how to reset your baseline and maintain a positive outlook even when business is down.
Key Takeaways:

The Power of Questions: Why the questions you ask yourself shape your reality, and how to replace negative queries with positive ones.
Reframing for Success: Techniques to reframe your thinking and focus on the positive aspects of any situation.
Mindset Over Matter: How changing your mindset can help you see opportunities instead of obstacles.
Maintaining Positivity: Practical steps to ensure you keep a positive attitude, especially during challenging times.
Challenge for Listeners:
Start asking yourself, "What's great about this?" whenever you encounter a problem or setback. Notice how this simple shift can open up new perspectives and solutions.

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Thanks for tuning into Service Business Blueprint with Jeff Luther. Remember, where you focus is where your energy goes. Choose the good beliefs and watch them turn into great things.

Until next time, go out there and win your day!

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In this episode of Service Business Blueprint, your host Jeff Luther dives deep into the parallels between the world of CrossFit and entrepreneurship. Join us for an inspiring conversation with Daniel Sterling, a top-tier CrossFit athlete, as we explore the journey of perseverance, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence.

In this episode of Service Business Blueprint, host Jeff Luther introduces Daniel Sterling, a top CrossFit athlete, and explores the critical role of discipline and perseverance in both business and athletics.

They discuss strategies for busy entrepreneurs to maintain a healthy lifestyle, the importance of coaching, and the mindset required for success. Daniel shares his impressive achievements and insights on setting measurable goals, drawing parallels between entrepreneurial risks and the challenges in competitive sports.

Key takeaways emphasize that unwavering commitment, consistent effort, and a strong mindset are essential for achieving extraordinary success in any field. Tune in to learn how CrossFit principles can help build a thriving service-based business and personal growth.

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Welcome to the Service Business Blueprint podcast with your host, Jeff Luther. Join us as we unlock the secrets to building a thriving service-based business.

From foundational entrepreneurship skills to achieving personal growth and overcoming mindset obstacles, this podcast covers everything you need for success. In this episode, Jeff shares practical tips, inspiring stories, and actionable strategies to help you set and achieve milestones you never thought possible. Tune in to discover how small wins can pave the way for big successes and keep you motivated on your entrepreneurial journey.

In today's episode, Jeff delves into the power of small wins and how they can drive you towards your larger business goals.

He shares personal anecdotes, like driving his son's carpool and changing his approach from "have a good day" to "go win your day," illustrating how minor victories can boost motivation and productivity. Learn practical tips on setting and celebrating small, achievable goals, and hear about real-world examples like the rise of Warby Parker. Tune in to discover how these strategies can transform your mindset and set you on a path to success.

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Welcome to the Service Business Blueprint podcast, hosted by Jeff Luther, your guide to unlocking the secrets of building a thriving service-based business. From inception to milestones you never knew existed, Jeff walks alongside you, covering entrepreneurship, personal growth mindsets, and all the essentials for success.

In this episode, Jeff has a special guest on the podcast, Jordan Tate. He is a freedom-oriented business coach that helps business owners save time, make more money, and create a business based on what you want to do and how much you want to work.

Jordan's mission is clear: to guide entrepreneurs through optimizing their businesses for greater efficiency, profitability, and personal fulfillment. He isa passionate advocate for work-life balance and productivity. With years of experience in entrepreneurship, Jordan understands the challenges and sacrifices business owners face. His expertise lies in streamlining processes, delegating tasks, and implementing systems to help owners thrive while working fewer hours.

Join us in this fun conversation and find out how you can create more balance in your life and business.

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Welcome back to the Service Business Blueprint with Jeff Luther. In todays episode we are talking about evolving as a business owner.

Drawing from personal experiences and reflections, Jeff emphasizes the necessity of stepping outside one's comfort zone to foster growth, both personally and professionally. He discusses the challenges of hiring and firing, highlighting the emotional complexities involved in these decisions. Jeff poses four thought-provoking questions for listeners to consider in evaluating their strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for development. Additionally, he recommends the book "The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse" by Charlie Mackesy as a source of inspiration for personal growth. As the episode concludes, Jeff expresses gratitude to listeners and encourages them to share the podcast with others, promising more valuable insights in future episodes.

Questions to ask:

What feels like fun to me and work to everyone else?

What makes me lose track of time?

Where do I get greater returns then the average person?

What comes naturally to me?

Draw 4 quadrants:

What am I good at and I like to do?

What am I good at and don't like to do?

What am I not good at but like to do?

What am I not good at and don't like to do?


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