This is an introduction to Isaiah O’Connor, where I answer the question of who I am.
I am a husband, a father, a businessman, and an entrepreneur.
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If you're prepared, tariffs are nothing to worry about!
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Read MoreCompensation isn’t just a paycheck—it’s the full package of pay, benefits, and perks.
By offering competitive wages, comprehensive benefits, and fostering a positive workplace culture, you can achieve sustained profitability and customer loyalty in a competitive industry landscape.
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Minimum wage jobs provide valuable training and skill development opportunities, leading to higher-paying positions within the same company or elsewhere.
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I think the major problem is how the idea of a minimum wage and living wage are conflated together to be one of the same.
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"Assertiveness is about balance. It's the ability to express your thoughts, feelings, and beliefs in a direct, honest, and respectful way."
Read MoreRead MoreWhen hireing, what is most important? Ethics or skills?
Read MoreI talk about some things to consider when you are looking to buy a business.
Read MoreIn this episode, I explore the power of Giving, the latest addition to our ongoing series on "Required Secondary Powers."
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"Level 5 leaders look out the window to assign credit—even undue credit. They look in the mirror to assign blame, never citing external factors." - Jim Collins
Read MoreToday a business lesson taken from being a parent.
Read MoreIn this episode, we explore the concept of a "teachable spirit" and its significance in personal and professional growth.
Read Moren this episode, we explore the essence of determination in the entrepreneurial journey, uncovering its pivotal role in overcoming obstacles and achieving success.
Read MoreIn this podcast episode, I revisit the concept of "required secondary powers" and its significance for entrepreneurs.
Read MoreIn this insightful podcast episode, the host explores the intricate dynamics of business and politics, emphasizing the risks companies face when intertwining their operations with political messaging.
Read MoreIf you find yourself constantly stressed and having a bad attitude at work, even if it is your own business, perhaps the job is simply a bad fit for you.
Read MoreI interview Bob Burg, one of the authors of “The Go-Giver”
Read MoreWhen you go through hard times and adversity, do not lose hope, as there are blessings in adversity. Adversity can fuel your ambition, teach you how to deal with problems, and make you value what you earn. Without it, you may have a nice life, but you will not likely be a highly successful person.
Read MoreDave Ramsey uses a great example. Money is like a brick. It is amoral. It has no morals. You can take it and build a School with it, or you could put it through a window. The brick does not care. It is a brick. Having a lot of money does not make you good, having a lot of money does not make you evil. He also states that all having money does is amplify who you are. If your a good person, money gives you the ability to do great things. If you are a bad person you can do evil things.