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Creating a life and business you love – with Greg Taylor

Creating a life and business you love – with Greg Taylor Greg Taylor is very unapologetic about who he is – and I love it. In this episode, we cover all kinds of things from how to create a work/life balance, to people who want to pick your brain, having friends that you can trust, and creating a business you feel happy in. This was a fast-paced episode that has lots of gems. Enjoy! http://rachelrofe.com/creating-a-life-and-business-you-love

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Creating a life and business you love – with Greg Taylor

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  1. Creating a life and business you love- with Greg Taylor

  2. Greg pursued his passion for WordPress development and content marketing by starting his own company. He becomes well-known in the WordPress community as the speaker and teacher. Greg spends his free time mentoring at Gangplank, taking in live music, hiking and playing sports in Tempe, Arizona or hanging out with his family in his home state of New Jersey.

  3. Greg pursued his passion for WordPress development and content marketing by starting his own company. He becomes well-known in the WordPress community as the speaker and teacher. Greg spends his free time mentoring at Gangplank, taking in live music, hiking and playing sports in Tempe, Arizona or hanging out with his family in his home state of New Jersey.

  4. His proudest accomplishmentHis company MARKETING PRESSwas able to partner with one of the leading social media and content marketing agencies

  5. Early on, starting a company was everything he ever imagined it not to be. So he thought it was going to be ... He thought that early on, it was going to lead to a better life, and it was going to lead to more freedom for hims and hi now fiancée, Christina. He consulted to a lot of people and took their advice.

  6. Work-life balance for any entrepreneur or any business person is one ofthe toughest things to wrangle in and to manage.

  7. One of his businesses

  8. Greg keeps a good schedule, he's pretty task-oriented. He worked from a checklist in a Moleskine notebook and pretty lo-fi with a pen and paper still.

  9. Productivity Tips Keep Facebook closed most of the day. That's at times that can steal lots of people's time right there. Answer e-mail about three or four times a day. Don't answer them as they come in. IRC tools use for team collaborations with employees are a collaborative team. Keep that closed as much as possible, and don't respond to everything as people ping or ask questions. And then look at your list and prioritize it.

  10. His biggest mindset shift is...TRANSPARENCY He took on a partner in the first business when he should've hired an employee. That was one of the biggest things that he did. He went partners with this other person thinking that it was going to solve the problems of the things that he didn't want to do. Namely, selling and business development. What happened was he took on a partnership and gave up a lot of equity of the company, instead of hiring an employee. So he wouldn't make that mistake again.

  11. The other thing that he's been really getting better at is identifying what clients are good for him to work with, what clients aren't so good for him to work with, and most importantly, again, saying no to the projects that doesn't fit Marketing Press' wheelhouse in exactly what they're good at and profitable at. Saying no to projects when the bank balance says, "You should probably say yes," is one of the hardest things any entrepreneur needs to learn how to do.

  12. Quotable quote by Jim Rohn • "You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." • People of like interests gravitate to people with like • interests. People with like aspirations gravitate to people with like aspirations.

  13. Follow your heart. Follow what you really want to do and what you want your life to be. We all grow up, and we all look ahead at our lives, and we say what we imagine our lives to be. Whether we're in high school, or college, or even younger than that. And think about how far off are you from that or is that something that you still want. And if it's not what you want, what do you want?

  14. The Struggles • On the business side. He thinks that ...how do I scale a business? How do I continue to replace myself and keep the business moving in the direction where we want it to go?"What am I doing to impact the world? What am I doing to help other people?" and, "How will I perceived?" and things like that. He's working through this work-life balance thing

  15. His Legacy • The big picture would be known as somebody who ran a company that helped other people, and then, as a person, I want to be remembered as a good friend. And somebody who was always there to help. Whether it's a cause or a brand, or whatever it is. Just a helpful human being

  16. Want More? • If you liked this, there’s plenty more where it come from. Let’s stay in touch! • We can connect in any of these places: • Main website: http://www.RachelRofe.com • A Better Life Podcast – where these transcripts are taken from: • http://www.rachelrofe.com/podcast

  17. Rachel's books – Learn new ways to improve your life: • http://www.rachelrofe.com/booklist • Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/RachelRofe • Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/RachelRofe • YouTube: http://www.YouTube.com/RachelRofe

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