I’ve mentioned before that Thriveal has three levels of membership. You can be an Artisan, a Craftsman, or a Builder. Let’s talk about Builders today.
A Builder can be an accountant at any level working in an accounting or CPA firm. Ideally, they would hope to be owners one day, and many times, they already are.
What do Builders get with their membership?
The January 2013 episode of the Thrivecast is now available right here on our site, on iTunes, and on Stitcher. We would love for your to leave your comments on the episode page. Jason and Greg dig into goal setting and interview author Joe Pine. Read more
Running a business is a scary thing.
This was the topic of a recent thread in Thriveal’s private online community. A member was seeking the wisdom and input from others on whether or not that still, small voice should, in fact, be told to shut up or serve as a warning that something needed attention. I love the transparency in our community.
It turns out that fear is pretty common. We fear forgetting something really important that will impact our customers. We fear losing a big customer. We fear hiring the wrong person. We fear change. We fear trying something new and it being a big flop. We fear technology making our jobs obsolete. We fear being sued. We fear running out of new ideas. We fear sharing our ideas because someone else might steal it. We fear not knowing the answer. Read more
Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte talk about what hosting the Thrivecast has been like for the first year and a half.
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If you want to be a member of Thriveal, you have three options. You can be an Artisan, a Craftsman, or a Builder. I’ll provide an overview in this week’s post and we can dig into each level more specifically in later posts.
Artisans are those who have been running their own firms long enough to know what growing pains feel like. They have a certain level of revenue and at least one team member. Some have partners. They are looking for growth, but they want to be strategic as they grow. Read more