1. Act on the CARES Act

My business partner Matt Smith reports:

“On Friday the $2 TRILLION Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law. If you’re a small business owner, you should take a serious look.

2. Ask Your Staff for Help

If you want to keep your people working as long as possible, and get them back to work as quickly as possible…you must ask them for help.

3. Hustle – America (and the World) is Still Open for Business

No one has welded shut the cash registers of the world. Sales are still being made. Online shopping is happening – even for businesses otherwise decimated by foot traffic restrictions.

4. Work Harder and Longer Hours

One politically incorrect truth generated from this crisis is that too many of us have gone soft.

I’m hearing from too many people that they are burned out working six days in a row.

5. Cut Out the News and Use Your Free Time to Make More Offers

First, stop watching the news.

There’s nothing on CNN or FOX News, or in the NY Times or the Kansas City Star that can save your business. In fact, those stations are nothing but cancer for the mind and a threat to America with the divisive content created solely for ratings.

People who should listen to this show are those who need help in avoiding financial diseaster