It’s the middle of 2024. How’s business going? Are you hitting your goals? Is everything going as planned? Or are you stuck with average results and wanting more?

Many contractors are finding that their sales and leads are lower than expected. In this episode, Tom talks about breaking free from mediocrity and aiming higher and tells you to live every day with the mantra “Mediocrity Dies Today.”

Episode Highlights:

[00:00] - The challenges many contractors are facing

[01:09] - Where you’ve allowed mediocrity to creep in

[02:21] - Be clear on your WHY to maintain focus

[03:51] - Find your most important discipline

[05:58] - Use the next six months to make 2024 the best year yet

[06:59] - Full-day boot camps for Battleground members

[07:35] - Free training to increase your income to $200k

[09:34] - Lean into discomfort for growth

[12:31] - Closing remarks

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Resources:

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