Hosted by Drew Meitner · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 51 episodes
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Drew Meitner hosts The Short Game – By NexYear, a business show with 51 episodes published.
You think you are the most important person in your business. You think that if you step away for a week, the entire operation will burn to the ground. You wear your exhaustion like a badge of honor, but the reality is t
You are trapped in the 'startup' phase. You think chaotic, unpredictable days mean you are grinding and hustling, but the reality is that your operation just lacks discipline. A Warlord does not run a messy startup; they
You are currently working eighty hours a week, putting out fires, and bragging about your hustle. But you secretly know that if you stopped working today, your income would immediately drop to zero. You tell yourself tha
You just spent three weeks designing a massive, 20-step morning routine, or a highly complex business strategy on a whiteboard. On day one of execution, the entire thing collapsed. You think you just need more discipline
You are currently working harder than anyone else in your industry, putting in twelve-hour days, but your output and your income aren't changing. You think the solution is to just put in more hours and brute-force the ma
You just made a massive, life-altering decision based entirely on your 'gut feeling.' You sent a reactive email, you blew your budget on impulse, or you quit a project because you felt stressed. You think you are being d
You have a coworker who constantly asks for your advice, but shoots down every single solution you offer. You have a partner who messes up a simple task, and somehow manipulates the conversation to make it your fault. Yo
You have a coworker who constantly asks for your advice, but shoots down every single solution you offer. You have a partner who messes up a simple task, and somehow manipulates the conversation to make it your fault. Yo
You recently made a perfectly logical, mathematically sound pitch to a boss or a client, and you got completely rejected. Now, you are sitting around complaining to your friends that the other person is just stupid. The
You recently got completely blindsided and screwed over by a friend, a business partner, or a coworker. You told yourself that it came out of nowhere, and that you never could have seen it coming. You are lying to yourse
You are completely exhausted right now because you keep starting over. You try a new strategy for a month, you don't immediately get rich, and so you pivot. You are looking for an overnight hack. Every time you pivot, yo
You are exhausting yourself trying to be 10% better than your competition. You are cutting your prices, working longer hours, and fighting over the exact same tiny slice of the pie. If you are constantly comparing yourse
You are sitting around right now waiting for someone to give you permission to be successful. You are waiting for your boss to notice how hard you work, and you are waiting for the perfect time to make your move. You are
You are incredibly frustrated right now because you are the hardest worker in the room, but the lazy guy who plays golf with the boss just got the promotion. You are complaining to your friends that the system is broken
You finally hit a goal, you got the promotion, or you lost the weight, and now you are coasting. You think because you won yesterday, you are safe today. That is the exact moment you become a target. The second you get c
You surround yourself with people who tell you exactly what you want to hear. You pitch a terrible idea, and your friends tell you it is genius just to protect your feelings. You are building a comfortable little echo ch
You feel like you constantly need to be doing something to make progress. You tinker with your investments, you change your workout routine every two weeks, and you force conversations that should not happen. You think a
You are completely exhausted right now, and you are exhausted over something incredibly small. You are losing sleep over a tiny promotion, a small side project, or a completely insignificant argument. You are putting Tyc
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