Do What You Love
b'Learn how to work on your business, not in your business, do what you love and outsource everything else. As business owners we have a habit of trying to do everything ourselves, and as martial artists we are used to controlling our minds, controlling our bodies and managing everything around us. But to be successful in your school you need to be able to let go and and break the control mindset.\\n \\nGordon urges you to to love what you do and set yourself free, and as a result you will become more creative, make a difference and serve others. Discover how to do what you do and love what you do in today\\u2019s inspiring episode.\\n \\nKEY TAKEAWAYS\\nMost martial arts business owners have a pattern of control running in their business and in their minds.\\nBreak the control mindset, it\'s a delusion. You have no freedom and you feel stressed and whilst you\'re trying to control everything, you\'re really controlling nothing\\nEnsure you get someone in your business that will do that things you\\u2019re not great at. You need people around you that love the things that you don\\u2019t love.\\nDissect your business and break it up into job roles and the type of people you need in order to fulfil those roles. Don\\u2019t have the mindset that staff and people are an expensive to your business, staff and people are a huge asset to your business.\\n \\nBEST MOMENTS\\n"There\'s a pattern of control in martial arts business"\\n"Previously I had a massive control over my environment and believed I was the only one who could get it done"\\n"There\'s always someone who can do it better than you, no matter who you are"\\n\\u201cConsider how much your time is worth to you\\u201d\\n \\nVALUABLE RESOURCES\\nGordon Burcham - The Business Of Martial Arts \\nTrello\\nGoogle Calendar\\niCal\\n \\nABOUT THE HOST\\nGordon Burcham is a best selling author, 3 x World martial arts champion and award winning Martial arts school owner. He has helped 1000\\u2019s of Martial arts schools grow, and has over 20 years experience running martial arts schools.\\n \\nGordon has been training, teaching, and working in the Martial Arts industry for nearly twenty-five years. After earning his first black belt, he went on to win three consecutive World Titles against guys half his age. In 1998, in the midst of his competitive career, he launched his own dojo which still runs today. After retiring from the competitions, he decided to focus more on helping others in the MA business while still running his club.\\n \\nBurcham has trained with industry giants like Alfie Lewis and developed his street-smart business attitude working with top business coaches. He is now considered one of the foremost authorities on peak performance in the business-side of the MA industry. He has proven his techniques work through the transformation in his own personal life, athletic career, and business as well as those of his coaching clients. Burcham teaches that success is the result of forming good habits and moving forward.\\n \\nHe is a real-life success story going from bullied school kid to earning multiple world titles, and his MA school is currently one of the most successful in the UK. Gordon loves self-development and helping others, enjoys travel and family time. He is now learning how to fly planes and pursuing a speaking career!\\n \\nLearn How to Become Black belt in Business.\\n \\nLearn -Develop - grow and you will succeed.\\n \\nCONTACT METHOD\\nWebsite - http://www.gforcemartialarts.com\\n \\nTITLE\\n#022 TMABP\\nI don\\u2019t have enough time. This WILL help.\\n \\nDESCRIPTION\\nDo you ever catch yourself saying \\u2018I don\\u2019t have enough time?\\u2019 do you wear the \\u2018busy badge of honor\\u2019, but ask yourself; what are you busy doing? In today\\u2019s episode, Gordon dives into the the effects of time and how you too can start to manage yourself better, be more productive and outsource everything.\\n \\nTime doesn\'t stand still for anybody, but it is by far our most precious commodity. If you want to be successful in anything in life, you need to be able to manage yourself and manage your time. Gordon shares th'