Thinking Outside the Box with Doug Damon

<p dir="ltr">In today’s episode, we have Doug Damon of Damon Industries. Doug is truly a man of vision with an inspiring formula for success for those who dare to think outside the box. Doug has a genuine enthusiasm that is contagious and inspiring. It is further enhanced by a deeply rooted desire to make a profoundly positive impact in the lives of individuals and organizations. He is able to motivate people to exceed their wildest expectations.</p> <p dir="ltr">What are the advice for young entrepreneurs? (05:15)</p> <p dir="ltr">- Realize that by setting some goals and then the strategic as longer term. Is it not just ready? fire aim. Well, then that doesn't always work so well. If you have an entrepreneurial spirit, but not a whole lot of knowledge of when you're starting out of how business works. Learn how banks view you learn about money and banking. Learn about accounting. So you can read a balance sheet, join outside activities and get a lot of good coaching.</p> <p dir="ltr">- When it comes to money do the uncomfortable things. Sometimes you have to step back and learn about the other parts. And third is mentoring and coaching. Get a mentor and get a coach. To help you with things you don't know how to do and support you. </p> <p dir="ltr">- Consider every possible thing in any decision or anything that you're working on in your life. Six areas again are just for our listeners is a spiritual, the health relationship, intellectual professional and financial.</p> <p dir="ltr">What can we all do to grow in personal development? (09:36)</p> <p dir="ltr">- Have an interest on a subconscious level in psychology. Which gets you interview your mental, emotional, intellectual part of improving oneself. Mistakes that I've made in business in my personal life always have been really good teachers in the area of human development. We are all each other's teachers and we're all each other's students. </p> <p dir="ltr">- We talked a lot about valuation over the years and my children. That was one of the aspects that