Outsourcing, Automation & Leadership: Key Strategies for Business Growth

Cory Mosley

Dive into the lively and insightful world of the Grow Business Podcast with your hosts Cory Mosley and Lon Graham. In this episode, they blend sports banter, business wisdom, and personal anecdotes, all with their signature humor. From comparing football team management to business operations to the value of strategic outsourcing, this episode covers it all.

Key Takeaways:

  1. Football & Business Management: Strategic decisions in sports team management offer valuable parallels to business operations.
  2. Leveraging Relationships & Market Insights: Success in both sports and business depends on understanding dynamics and building relationships.
  3. Focusing on Strengths & Outsourcing: Know when to outsource non-core tasks to save time and resources, and boost efficiency with automation.
  4. Investing in Quality: A $10,000 bed versus a fleeting vacation—why long-term investments matter for your quality of life and business.
  5. Using Technology to Streamline Operations: Automate and outsource tasks like bookkeeping and customer service for more time to focus on growth.
  6. Evaluating & Starting Small with Outsourcing: Learn how to assess tasks for outsourcing, evaluate ROI, and choose the right tools and vendors.

Credits:

  • Hosted by: Cory Mosley, Business Growth Strategist
  • Co-Hosted by: Lon Graham, Voice of Reason
  • Produced by: Willie H.

Tune in for a fun yet enlightening conversation on how leveraging relationships, investing in quality, and embracing technology can transform your business. It's a perfect blend of strategy, humor, and practical advice to help you grow smarter, not harder.

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