Kevin Markarian is the cofounder of Roopler, AI-driven lead platform built for the estate industry. getty.
The close of the quarter and the start of the year is time for entrepreneurs to step back from the daily grind, take breath and recharge.
In many industries, Thanksgiving to January is one of the slowest times of the year as transactions slow down and people turn their attention to holiday parties and travel.
you should always be assessing your business, slow periods like this are opportunity to look at your spreadsheets, PMLs and where and how you're spending your time the rest of the year.
Then, ask yourself what you could or should be doing to stay competitive and create clear plan of action to execute established goals... 3.
the holiday season January can also be time to read new business books.
If you're not reader, go for bike ride or long run and listen to business podcast.
The downtime that opens up around the holiday season is also opportunity to reflect on how to upskill team members.
o connecting with each without the distractions of the daily grind, we leave time for breakout sessions to focus on growth, discuss company goals, and share wins and losses from the year.
use it to level up your business, your leadership and your team..
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