What if the key to elevating your cleaning business isn’t trial in error, but rather in learning from those who have already walked the path?
In this episode of the Profit Cleaners podcast, Brandon Schoen and Brandon Condrey dive into the transformative power of mentorship and community in the cleaning industry. They discuss how time is your most valuable asset and how learning from those who have already paved the way can significantly shorten your learning curve.
The Brandons emphasize that by surrounding yourself with successful entrepreneurs, you gain clarity, confidence, and actionable strategies that propel your business forward. They share practical tips for incorporating successful habits into your routine, inspired by notable figures in the business world.
Moreover, they highlight the camaraderie found in the cleaning industry, sharing relatable experiences and how these connections can foster a supportive community.
Are you ready to elevate your cleaning business and join a community of like-minded entrepreneurs? Tune in now!
Don’t miss out on our Masterclass at ProfitCleaners.com, where your journey towards transforming your business and life begins!
Highlights:
- (01:20) Importance of focusing on "who" to surround yourself with, rather than just "what" or "how."
- (02:10) Story of how Brandon and Brandon started their business by talking about who they were learning from.
- (03:00) Shifting your mindset to focus on things you can control rather than external factors.
- (03:40) The importance of thinking about who has already dealt with similar issues in business.
- (04:45) Asking better questions like "who can help me grow?"
- (05:30) Tony Robbins' quote: "If you want to be successful, find someone who has achieved the results you want and copy what they do."
- (06:40) How finding a mentor can save years of trial and error in business.
- (08:00) Practical examples of hiring experts for tasks you’re not skilled at (e.g., marketing, accounting).
- (09:00) Why business isn't a zero-sum game.
- (10:15) Warren Buffett’s advice on learning from other people's mistakes.
- (10:50) Example of martial arts as a model of learning from mentors and passing down knowledge.
- (12:20) The value of being part of a community or mastermind where entrepreneurs share experiences.
- (14:10) The shift in mindset from going it alone to asking who has done it before you and can guide you.
- (16:10) Surrounding yourself with mentors and peers boosts confidence and accelerates success.
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