Growing your business starts with developing yourself

The DYOJO Podcast Episode 34 - Idan Shpizear, CEO of 911 Restoration "The Fresh Start Company" discusses:

• The story behind his first book, Get Out of the Truck, and how he enjoys encouraging entrepreneurs to pursue their dreams by sharing his experiences doing things the hard way.
• Idan believes that too often we OVER estimate what we can accomplish in one year, leading to frustration and burnout. But, we  also UNDER estimate what we can achieve in 5-10 years as we build to our vision.  *
• As his company has scaled, Idan understands that the organization cannot evolve beyond his investment in his personal development as well as the professional development of their team members. 

Idan is a big believer in the importance of the customer experience and is working hard to ensure his growing franchise embraces "The Fresh Start" values as they assist clients with water and fire damage restoration. His upcoming second book will likely be titled, The Struggle is Real, and will address the reality of the on-going pressure to build and maintain a business. Once you Get Out of the Truck you will need perseverance to Stay Out of the Truck! 

Listen for the opportunity to win a FREE iPad from our sponsor Xcelerate Restoration Software. 

Episode includes:

• Recap of discussion with Skylar Lewis on the importance of practical SOP's so that you can delegate as a person in a position of leadership
• Update on The DYOJO Socktember sock-raiser with awesome allies including Merit Construction, The Contents Specialists, Kelsey Isaacson and Aramsco Seattle
• Pro vs. Joe Podcast promo
• Clip from our discussion with Stephen Harrington "The Diva of Insurance" from Episode 33

Guests and Wardrobe:

• Idan Shpizear - https://www.911restorationfranchise.com/911Team/idan-shpizear
• Jon Isaacson - www.thedyojo.com
• The DYOJO Podcast on Youtube and Spotify - www.thedyojo.com/listen
• Opening segment created by Ed Cross "The Restoration Lawyer"
• Additional music The High Line by Causmic
• Wardrobe: Hat - Coppertop Construction (Eugene, OR); Shirt - Cosmonaut Coffee (Tacoma, WA)