For the longer than I care to admit, yours truly has had this nagging low-back pain.

Nothing that’s completely debilitating, but if I do squats or deadlifts, even if they’re not “heavy days”, my back will be tight the next morning.

Like clock-work.

AND, it’s all preventable.

This morning as I sat for my meditation, I had to come back to center with not only my mind.

But be with my back pain.

Talk about really trying to up my game.

So what do I do?

Naturally, I head to Dr. Google for answers.

No answers.

So I called my brother who’s had similar issues and even back surgery.

Chase…”What workouts or stretches do you do to open your low back?”

(Him and I both have similarly bad posture and weird curving of our lower spines.)

He gives me the battery of stretches

👉 Couch stretch
👉 Cat – Cow stretch
👉 Lay on the tennis ball

The irony?

I know all this stuff.

Hell, I’ve even DONE all these stretches.

And…they’ve largely helped relieve my back pain.

Inside of your business right now, you’re doing the same exact thing and it’s creating all sorts of “pain”.

Issues with=
🤬 Employee turn over
🤬 Low Net Profit Margins
🤬 Cash Flow
🤬 Not Being Able to “Really Take a Vacation”

And you probably have an idea about what needs to be done.

But haven’t done it.

Or maybe you don’t know how to fix it.

As a business owner, your results including:
✅ Profit
✅ Cash
✅ Freedom
✅ Fulfilment

Are all results of your HABITS.

And not just YOUR Habits, but your TEAMS habits.

As they say…it takes a village…

👉  What are your habits inside of your company telling you will be your results?

If you don’t like what you’re getting inside of your business for results, change your habits.

Need help?

Check out my upcoming Scaling Up workshop.

It’s centered around 10 Habits John D. Rockefeller himself leveraged to create a sprawling empire that is nearly 400% greater than Jeff Bezos. Pre-Divorce.

Simply click here to sign up.

Don’t want to go it at it alone?

Want to change the habits of your whole company?

Bring your Leadership Team.

Remember…it takes a village…

To Your Habits,

Corwin Smith