A business owner explains why peer groups matter: you discover everyone faces the same problems you do, find comfort in shared struggle, and solve them together. Then you come back and report what actually worked.
I mean, for us, it's, it's invaluable. I get a huge benefit from it. It's formed some great relationships with the people there. And the reality is often just hearing that they often have exactly the same problems as you, maybe on a, on a larger scale sometimes, or in a different sort of manner occasionally. But essentially the real crux of it, that the issues are very similar. And even that can be a bit of a comfort, really. And then when look at solutions as a group and you, you work through that together, and then you meet with them again, you find out what, what difference it's made that they've put these things into action. And again, you know, we're all grateful to each other for, for the help that we get from each other. And, yeah, I, I would recommend it to any business owner, without a doubt.
EP 60: Why Founders Become the Bottleneck — And How AI Changes Everything | Thea Brook
