I really like your video very well spoken, clear and to the point 👊 you earned a new subscriber!!
@robertwalker46375 күн бұрын
Market tops and bottoms can never be known but knowing when markets are high risk and low risk can be known. Fyi
@justinclark36376 күн бұрын
😂
@jesshillyer87407 күн бұрын
😂 I have to be careful where I watch these “Wez reacts”. Embarrassing to be laughing out loud in the middle of a plane flight or while doing the grocery shop! Where did that woman get a PLASTIC spoon from? All I can find are those bamboo one that give me shivers.
@jesshillyer87407 күн бұрын
Be entrepreneurial in my business, not my investments. Love the Timothy application in this context. Focus is powerful!
@justinclark36377 күн бұрын
Love this type of advice
@ShekhinahBeautiful8 күн бұрын
Absolutely what I needed to hear.
@benellingsen78609 күн бұрын
Time in the market, not timing the market. Buy and hold is the most prudent approach Invest in quality assets - they will always perform in the medium to long term (5+ yrs) We talk to our clients about these principles all the time
@user-nm9dj3wq6c9 күн бұрын
Thanks Wes. I really appreciate your comment about focusing on your business - I simply dont have the mental energy (or time) to learn how to be on top of the market all the time. The challenge for newbies (like myself) is not so much the discipline to put in the extra bits into the investment, it's more about choosing the type of low risk long term investment in the first place. Fixed deposits are ok in terms of yield, but you cant add to them.
@kobethedog73089 күн бұрын
you slayed that queen
@connectionscount9 күн бұрын
Great stuff Wez, and I'm curious: when you say you take $ our of the business to buy property, does the business own the property asset, or do you own it personally?
@justinclark363710 күн бұрын
This is amazing business content! Thank you Wez! 🎉
@stevendking10 күн бұрын
Love this Wez! Imagine if you invested some through super too, which enabled you to have a stack of TAX FREE income after age 60! 😉💪👍
@KingdomBusiness9 күн бұрын
Love this! Great thought
@sdwedder10 күн бұрын
Awesome content brother! For any novice investors out there I would suggest ‘dollar cost averaging’ into a yielding ETF (eg VWRL) as the best way to proceed until personal knowledge is built up concerning individual stocks/markets. As it promotes a mindset of constant sowing no matter the conditions. Jesus constantly reminded us to have a sowing mindset in all seasons!! Pray we all take heed, action out and enjoy the fruits of our labour to bless & glorify the kingdom Amen 🙏🏽
@connectionscount9 күн бұрын
Hi SD, totally agree - dollar cost averaging into ETFs has been for me a great emotion-neutral strategy (as a novice) that has changed my family's financial life.
@KingdomBusiness9 күн бұрын
Thanks so much for your insight!
@pcostar10 күн бұрын
Awesome Wez - slow and steady is great advice. As a young man 15-19 I thought about this a lot but never started because I never thought I had enough to start. I met my wife and she helped me save $1000 from my wages over 2 years, it changed my life and my thinking. You don't need to wait, you just need to start and be consistent, over time and it pays dividends.
@KingdomBusiness10 күн бұрын
@@pcostar great testimony
@justinclark363715 күн бұрын
I love this thought
@KingdomBusiness16 күн бұрын
Do we still keep Justin?
@KingdomBusiness16 күн бұрын
Should I keep Justin?
@ray63368494916 күн бұрын
Nah fire him..... In a totally unrelated matter... hey Justin wanna catchup for a coffee? I have a new job opening just in case your interested??
@stevepike426716 күн бұрын
Haha, Justin we’ll see you soon ;-) Wez, great content!
@JamieBosveld17 күн бұрын
Don’t fire Justin 😮 he needs a raise… Advice good or bad it’s great that you can discern that for us 😊 Keep it up 😊
@mitch959017 күн бұрын
Love this. Confirms why God has put me in a sales role 😅
@cogniacademy17 күн бұрын
self care is underrated 👏🏻
@cadenschmidt336417 күн бұрын
It was nice knowing you Justin 🫡
@Abbyyena17 күн бұрын
You always give such practical advice! This is great for everyone to hear; employees, entrepreneurs, etc. Thank you!
@Abbyyena17 күн бұрын
Justin has been great!!!
@alexanderwatson998317 күн бұрын
You figure out your business, USP’s in the forge that is business - stuff waiting for capital either 😂
@alexanderwatson998317 күн бұрын
Poor Justin 😂😂😂
@justinclark363717 күн бұрын
This is the best use of the word fufu I have ever heard
@nevillestott750317 күн бұрын
looking forward to the waistcoat .... and the new show 'Justin triggers Wez' 🤣 .... so important to call out the lies, thanks Wez.
@neilsnook785517 күн бұрын
Business plan: on a scrap of paper as a start up. Agree Wez, new early on that any detailed plan is worthless until I had some idea that what I was doing had legs. And nice knowing you Justin! 😆
@justinclark363720 күн бұрын
This is so crazy that this is advice that tarot people listen to
@spiritfedgroup20 күн бұрын
Funny stuff.
@DiZoSoMom20 күн бұрын
Seriously, his recommendations are underrated and 100% scientifically backed. I work for a doctor who received his business degree before going back to school for his doctorate. In the 16 years I’ve worked for him, he and I have read countless studies, attended many classes and seminars, and incorporated many systems to essentially perfect the customer service experience for our patients. Based on science, here are key, proven, takeaways that we use… sorry it’s VERY long (yet organized lol), but hopefully helpful if you need it!! 1. Words matter!! We never say “yes” or “no”… yes becomes “absolutely!” Or “it would be my pleasure!” And “no” just becomes alternatives. “Can I get an appt this day?” If it’s unavailable, we reply “is that day of the week best for you? I have that day with openings next week as well as the week after… would either work for you?” Statistically speaking, offering two options makes the person several times more likely to choose one and move on than if you ask an open ended question or say one (or 3+) option. 2. Know their name, say their name! It’s the best word in the world to a person and makes the greatest impression when you remember it and use it. 3. Reach out after hours or the next day to check up (not a sales call). If it’s sales or you provide a service, shoot a text and tell them it was such a pleasure meeting them and ask how the service is doing so far, or ask if they need anything. We text families after big appts to be sure the kiddos are doing well. Our patients blow this up on social media and love that we are personable. 4. Handle the little shit. People hate prep work! We verify your ins, set up the paperwork, make it all electronic, and do everything in house. If you don’t have staff for that, hire an apprentice or intern to help with the little things. We do this often… think trash, clean up, easy prep, catering to patients, etc. It pays for itself to make it easy for your customers; it’s what brings them back and makes them recommend you. 5. SMILE! This is so simple, but so big. We smile on the phone even Bc I promise, you can hear it in your voice. It makes a huge first impression. 6. Instead of “can I help you?”, try “thank you for calling X, I CAN HELP YOU.” It’s instant confidence they’ll have in you. Even if you actually don’t know the answer, on the phone just say “I’ll be so happy to look into that for you! Do you mind holding for just one moment?” Or in person “that is such a great question! Let me peek into our system/laptop/whatever and get that info for you!” 7. Simplify steps. If you can, cross train staff so a single person can help a client vs passing them to many people. You will seem super helpful and knowledgeable and they feel more like family than a number. Also consider offering similar services… like pressure washers, consider doing staining too. Painters, consider minor sparkling fixes. Etc. It really draws us in a lot of business by offering dual(related) services. 8. Be remembered!! I go out of my way to make people remember me/us by doing whatever I can to be helpful. I have overheard someone saying they needed documents notarized after the appt, so I grabbed my stamp and did it right there for free. A fussy toddler? Blow up a balloon. Hot summer days? Have cold bottled water. People remember this stuff, they talk about it, it goes on social media… it makes a difference!! Plus it just makes me happy to help lol These are just a few things we’ve implemented that have grown our practice exponentially. I have helped run the practice for the last ten (or so) years and can attest to the numbers. And all of those things can apply to basically any business. Hope that helps someone… my fingers are cramping, but it made me happy to share! Like a little baby I helped create; I’m quite proud of our systems lol ☺️
@andyeban21 күн бұрын
then you are living life in the wrong way. and you willr regret it
@jesshillyer874021 күн бұрын
If I am “under” attack, my thinking is wrong. I’ve been thinking about this for days now - so powerful, thanks Wez 🔥
@KingdomBusiness21 күн бұрын
Anytime! Glad you got something from this.
@Thecuntfacekilla22 күн бұрын
Man I wanted to agree and a brilliant comment all lined up. but I had to agree to rules before I could make a comment so that means I now have to thumbs down every video I find
@rianbondocbantegui1722 күн бұрын
Wez, your videos have improved a lot! Great content as always! 😎
@KingdomBusiness22 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! I'll be sure to pass it on to the team!
@NEONMOTORFAIRY23 күн бұрын
His eyes are insane. Looks like he’s wearing a maskZ
@KingdomBusiness23 күн бұрын
Is the eyes of nothing but sales.
@NEONMOTORFAIRY22 күн бұрын
@@KingdomBusiness 😆
@imair115321 күн бұрын
The nips of sales.
@ionankemfack908123 күн бұрын
So much wisdom in this one Wez... thanks for another great episode!
@KingdomBusiness22 күн бұрын
It is always a pleasure
@alexanderwatson998324 күн бұрын
I’ve never felt Gods into the grind that Dana explains. There’s the realities of pressure that he explains - they’re real. But the grind culture doesn’t allow any room for God to work. Also there’s a different between a business answer and being self-employed. My wife consults and pays her own tax because it’s more efficient to have several contracts that pay her a higher rate, she doesn’t want employees, doesn’t care about USP’s or marketing. You nailed that explanation 👌🏼
@KingdomBusiness22 күн бұрын
I love what you said about the grind culture not allowing any room for God. It so true. Thank you for your comment Alex, it is always a pleasure talking to you.
@austdg24 күн бұрын
Love this!
@push_eghck27 күн бұрын
How are you a believer wearing pagan jewelry God forbade you to wear 🤔
@KingdomBusiness27 күн бұрын
Jewellery can be pagan?
@bennettcain63528 күн бұрын
Great word.
@geralddahl915929 күн бұрын
Great message, thx from Canada
@matthewcamporeale578629 күн бұрын
Then teach Jesus Words.....Ask the Father anything in my name so your joy may be complete.