Hosted by Scott McFall · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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A podcast about the skills and attitudes you need to be successful in business and life, with your host Scott McFall.
Scott McFall hosts The Business Survival Guide, a business show with 16 episodes published.
Take this seriously and you will save yourself time, money, and bottles and bottles of TUMS (stress ulcers!). Your credibility with your clients starts before you ever talk with them. It starts with your marketing materi
Today we have an inside look into a consulting call with some of my students. These are people who have decided real, honest, direct feedback is better than failing in their businesses. You'll hear stories of success and
I will be the first person to tell you that money management doesn’t come naturally to me. I’ve had to learn a lot of hacks to make my brain work with it. The first thing you’ve got to do with your money is pretend 10% o
How can you get more satisfied customers and raving fans of your product or service? Well that's easy: set their expectations with your marketing and advertising so that you deliver and over-deliver on what they actually
Events and seminars are a remarkably valuable service to provide for your current and potential clients. When you teach useful material you quickly build a know-like-trust factor with people—so they're more likely to buy
Even though "productivity tips" and "how to stop procrastination" is covered exhaustively, I keep getting requests to cover it. There certainly are steps you can take, but the most important thing to do is to break your
Want more customers this year? There's a specific way you can craft your messaging to be ultra effective and the beginning of the year is the perfect time to start your planning. Our question today is "How do I get more
Last week we hosted a conference call instead of recording the podcast because of technical difficulties (go subscribe so you'll know if that happens again). Today we're going over some of the questions that came up on t
Leadership issues have truly morphed. Here is a start on the new landscape...
Question: In businesses where employees frequently call in sick and everyone else has to pick up the slack, what can managers and other employees do to fix the culture? Bluntly, the employees who are not the problem are
Rely too heavily on word of mouth? Do you get results, but struggle to get clients? We'll get into why it's so important to learn to advertise, why word of mouth isn't always your friend, and how being embarrassed actual
I think that there are two different types of thinkers in this world, folks. I think there are performers and I think that there are actually teachers. Teachers can perform but they can also really see what's going on wi
Have a question you need answered? Submit a question for the podcast. There's no way to manage time. It's going. You can't stop it. The real issue is that when you're working for yourself sometimes you "just don't feel l
Sibling rivalry, spousal jealousy, overprotective people—we'll get into all of that today. It's time to look at the parts of running a business that most people sweep under the rug. It's a big mess, but we'll get into it
I’ve been doing this a long time. Running my own businesses, helping other people grow to million dollar businesses, and seeing people make the same mistakes over and over. If you’re smart, you can learn from the mistake
Take a moment and think about your future. Imagine the life you want to live and imagine the successful business (or businesses) you’ll create. This episode is part of our Entrepreneurial Bootcamp series. It’s designed t
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The Business Survival Guide is hosted by Scott McFall. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 16 episodes.
The Business Survival Guide has published 16 episodes.
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