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LATEST PODCAST EPISODE: Listen to part of our new podcast series: Is it working? Part. Getting Traffic.

https://open.substack.com/pub/pocketoffice/p/is-it-working-part1-getting-traffic?r=430cz1&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Is It Working? Part.1 Getting Traffic. This will be part of a bigger series where we help founders and business owners figure out how to really know if the various investments in their business are paying off and how to turn things around.

Episode 1 - Do You Know what door you are standing in front of?

The Three Doors of Small Business Ownership Every business must walk through these 3 doors. Which one are you standing in front of?

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Got Shelfware? Count your days; no but seriously.

The latest issue of CEO by Default. An ode to every time we felt the itch to start selling at the absolute WORST times. The reality is our Sales DNA plays as much a role in our success as the product wer’e trying to sell.

No hate to business consultants, but it always seems funny to me that they help people get clients while they themselves are struggling to find clients.

CEO by Default is a webcomic created by Pocket Office LLC, FL.

The latest issue of CEO by Default.

You don’t have to keep doing everything in your business.
If you’re the only one who knows how things are done, you don’t need help—you need a system.
Once you build that, help becomes easy to train, delegate, and trust.
It’s not about doing less. It’s about doing only what you’re great at.