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Don't Pull Others Down

Too often, people think that they need to pull others down in order to be successful. It couldn't be further from the truth.

Show Notes

Too often, people think that they need to pull others down in order to be successful. This couldn't be further from the truth.

Transcript

Jacob Harmon: All right. Well, today is going to be a little bit of a different kind of day here on trust cast, because it's just me. And, uh, this is going to be the very first solo episode that I do. But I think that I'll try to do these every once in a while, because I just want to jump on here and, and talk about how I'm feeling about.

Trust about branding, about marketing. , I have a lot of thoughts and I really try on this show to feature the guests as much as possible and really get their input. But every once in a while I have something that I want to say. Uh, so every once in a while, I'm going to jump on and do an episode like this one.

but anyways, today we have officially recorded 10 episodes of trust cast. And I'm so excited about that. And I'm so proud of what we've done so far. We've talked to some incredible guests, we've gained some incredible perspectives and inputs on the branding and marketing space. And honestly, we're just getting started.

 I hope that this podcast becomes the go-to resource for people that want to. Do good in business and do what's right and build trust and do things the right way  instead of pushing people down in order to be successful themselves. And so anyways, I'm just really, really proud of what we've done so far, and I'm really excited to keep going.

Today's going to be relatively short episode though. And mostly I just wanted to jump on here and talk about how important it is to care about people in business.   It's been on my mind a lot lately how important it is to just treat people in the right way, whether that's a client or a company or an employee. treat them right? if you treat people the right way, what you give to them, we'll come back to you tenfold.

even though we're here to make money. And even though one of our primary goals should be growing our businesses, that doesn't mean that we need to grow our business at the expense of others.

There's an analogy. And I don't know if it's true or not, but basically the saying goes that if you put a crab in a bucket, then he'll crawl out of that bucket. But if you put two crabs in the bucket, then as one crab starts to crawl out, the other one will grab it and pull it down.

And then the other one we'll try and get out and the other one will grab it and pull it down. And unfortunately, I think that a lot of us are like that in business and it just makes me feel sick. It makes me sick to my stomach that we need to pull other people down in order to propel ourselves forward.

That's not the way it should be. If we're being collaborative. Then there's win-win situations. You can always find a way to work together and receive a higher result. Isn't that? The definition of synergy one plus one doesn't equal two, but it equals more than two, right? We really need to collaborate more and we need to find ways to work with each other to become successful together.

We need to stop pulling people down. and we need to start caring about other people. When we do this trust in our business will grow. And that is how you become successful, not by tearing other people down and pulling other people down, but by providing immense value.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for listening to this show. It means a lot to me. It really, really does. And I love to hear from you. Feel free to reach out to me. Uh, you can send me an email. It's jacob@jmh.media, or send me a message on LinkedIn or on Facebook. And I would love to talk to you so feel free to reach out and let's just talk about.

Building good business and doing good in business. I want this to become a movement and I really think that that it's something that's genuinely important. So if you're with me, go ahead and reach out and let me know that you're listening. And let me know that you are behind this movement. Thanks. Have a good one.