048 - Leveraging the Chinese Labor Day Holiday

05/03/22 • 10 min

Labor day...I mean Labor Week is happening right now in China. Labor Day (劳动节 – láo dòng jié) is almost a full week with mostly radio silence from factories, vendors, etc. The manufacturing and logistics are already slow and the supply lines stretched thin. What do you do to stay ahead of the game and use this holiday to your advantage?
I have wasted away too many labor days in China and at home waiting for responses. Those days are no more. This podcast covers a few strategies you can employ to be most productive and use the holiday to your benefit.

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047 - 3 Exits, $300 Million, Zero Employees in 10 Years with Trevor Blake

Building a business with a large team is difficult and demanding. But building multiple 8 figure exits with 0 employees is remarkable.

Trevor grew up extremely poor and made the shift from humble beginnings to now achieving great success with balance. He’d appreciate the opportunity to come on your show, The Richie Norton Show, to help your audience and others accomplish a balanced and successful life with financial independence

He has been featured in major media outlets such as Business Insider, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Inc. & more. Trevor is also the author of Secrets to a Successful Startup: A Recession-Proof Guide to Starting, Surviving & Thriving in Your Own Venture & Three Simple Steps: A Map to Success in Business and Life.

Learn more about Trevor by visiting his website: www.trevorgblake.com

You can purchase his book by visiting this link: Three Simple Steps: A Map to Success in Business and Life

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049 - Planning for success when creating a product

"Most people overestimate what you can do in a year and underestimate what you can do in a lifetime." Tony Robbins
That statement always stuck out to me and resonated with what I know to be true for product development and building sustainable supply chains.
In this episode we cover the common misuse of time in management of product businesses. Having hard deadlines to develop products. Setting unrealistic expectations, trying to ship quickly, etc.
May entrepreneurs and businesses leave money on the table because they try to go too fast. Don't do that. Start earlier, and plan for success.