A short podcast trailer by Chris Collins (Service Drive Revolution) emphasizing decisive leadership and avoiding procrastination on business changes—pricing, menus, pay plans, and staff training. The speaker argues effective leaders act promptly despite fear of mistakes and that delaying often leads to undoing progress.
The Chris Collins, Inc. Service Drive Revolution podcast. Third breath. High five. Yeah. Yeah. That's not me panting, by the way. That's Lola. So it's amazing how sometimes we'll procrastinate. We'll wait to increase things. So we'll wait to put in a new menu. We'll wait to change prices. I mean, if you don't have time to create revenue, then really, what do you. What's the time for? Like, what is the time used for? Only another one. I don't have time to train my advisors. Yeah.
The really, really good leaders don't wait. The truth is, I'm sitting there in his office. He's feeling pressure. He doesn't want to move this fast. It's a lot of change. And he's like, if I say the first, and I got time to figure this out, and I'm thinking in my head, I'm not leaving it. If I let him wait till the first, he'll undo it. Yeah, right. So what other stuff do people wait on? They wait to pay plans. You know, it's just not wanting to make a mistake came up. And then you and I started listing off all the mistakes we've made in the last year. It was long, right? Yeah. Then the more we thought about it, the more we came up with them. Yeah. And we're still here. Yeah. We got all our fingers.
