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How to Keep From Drowning in Your Business

How to Keep From Drowning in Your Business

Update: 2024-06-18
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Welcome to the Michael Buffington Show, where Michael empower doctors to elevate their practices and make a lasting impact. In this episode, Michael dives deep into a common yet painful reality: feeling overwhelmed and drowning in your business. Through a vivid and personal analogy from his farm days, he illustrates how the challenges in business can mirror the struggle of swimming in a strong current. He breaks down the essential frameworks of marketing, sales, systems, and fulfillment, emphasizing the importance of strategic movement and not merely going with the flow or fighting upstream without a plan. Michael shares a heartfelt conversation with his son, Drake, highlighting the importance of continuous action, adaptation, and the support of a skilled team. The message is clear: to avoid drowning in business, you must identify where you feel stuck, take deliberate steps, and leverage your resources effectively. This episode is a compelling reminder to keep moving, stay strategic, and ensure your business thrives. Tune in, take notes, and apply these lessons to transform your practice and your life.


"Challenges in business often bleed into other areas of life. It's important to address them head-on and find a way to manage them effectively."


What you will learn:



  • Common scenarios where business owners feel overwhelmed



  • Breaking Down Business into Four Frameworks



  • Importance of identifying which business area feels overwhelming



  • Avoiding unnecessary energy expenditure




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How to Keep From Drowning in Your Business

How to Keep From Drowning in Your Business

Michael Buffington