VIDEOS – Mackey Money Minute

Hi, I'm Mackey McNeill, and today I'm going to talk to you about changing your focus. As I've worked in my own business and with thousands of other business owners in pursuit of prosperity, I have learned that there are five critical mindset shifts that help a business owner, not only profit but prosper. Build a Better toolbox. Change your focus. Use data as a convener, a unifier. Stop being a fulcrum. And build a wheel and bring your head and your heart to work.  

65% of small businesses won't make it to their 10th anniversary. And I think that's just bananas, and I kind of want to change it. So here at Mackey, we came up with five ways that small business owners could change their habits and their behaviors to create enduring businesses. First is balance your head and your heart. Next, use data as a convener. Third, change your focus. Fourth, stop being a fulcrum, i.e. get out of the way. And five, which we're going to talk about today is build a better toolbox.  

Hi, I'm Mackey McNeill, and today I'm going to talk to you about balancing your head and your heart at work no less. As I've worked in my own business and with thousands of other business owners in pursuit of prosperity, I've learned that there are five critical mindset shifts that help a business owner not only profit, but prosper. Build a better toolbox. Change your focus. Use data as a convener, a unifier. Stop being a fulcrum. And build a wheel and bring your head and heart to work.  

Hi, I'm Mackey McNeill. And today I want to talk to you about using data as a convener. What if by simply measuring the right things, and sharing those measurements with your team in a specific way, not only will your company bottom line improve, you will create more time freedom for the most important person in your life, You.  

65% of small businesses will fail within 10 years of starting, which is just crazy. And we don't want that to happen anymore. So, at Mackey, we've developed five key ways for people to change how they are in their business, to hopefully build an enduring business for years to come. First is balance your head and your heart. Next, change your focus. Third, use data as a convener. Four, stop being a fulcrum, or get out of the way. And five, build a better toolbox. Today, we're going to talk about stop being a fulcrum, or again, get out of the way.  

Hi, I'm Mackey McNeill and I want to talk to you about growing your bottom line. What if by simply changing your focus you could build an amazing bottom line? One that truly reflects the risk and effort of ownership.

Hi, I’m Mackey McNeill. And today I’m gonna talk to you about building a better toolbox. I’ll share a measure that you won't find anywhere in the accounting literature. It’s an essential measure for every privately owned business. I’ll walk you through what it is, how to use it and why it matters.

Hi, I'm SG and in this video, we're going to talk about data as a convener. 65% of small businesses in America won't make it to their 10th anniversary, and I won't stand for that and neither can my team. So we've developed the five critical success factors to make sure that small businesses not just see their 10th anniversary, but go far beyond and build an enduring business. Those are, balance your head in your heart, change your focus, use data as a convener, stop being a fulcrum, and build a better toolbox. And in this video we're going to talk about data as a convener. 

Hi, I'm SG. And today we're going to talk about balancing your head and heart at work or in this this episode, we're going to talk a little bit about raising your little freak flag, okay.

Hi! I'm Mackey McNeill, the founder of Mackey. I'm going to talk about using data as a convener. I've spent my career iterating and innovating ways to help business owners live more prosperous lives, to enjoy the three freedoms of prosperity - money freedom, time freedom, and freedom from worry. And, what I've learned is there are five key ideas that have implemented, allow a business not only to profit but to prosper. First, bring your head and heart to work. Two, change your focus. Three, use data as the convener, a unifier. Four, stop being a fulcrum and build a circle. And five, build a better toolbox.