Impact Retail Training works to educate, motivate and inspire Food & Drink Entrepreneurs just like you, taking you on the journey from a Wannabe to Professional Business Person.
In this video, Mark Turnbull discusses the Business Success Pyramid and how Impact Training can help grow your business!
If you're looking to make the transition from Business 'Wannabe' to Professional Business Person, then the Impact Small Business Success Club is the perfect place to begin your journey. Join a small group of like minded business owners in weekly cohort calls and benefit from the members area of the Impact website.
It's packed with Training Videos to help grow your business, Industry Expert Interviews and the Impact Business Resource Vault, that's packed full of tools to help you grow your business.
Entry to the program is by application and invitation only. Priced at £75.00 per month.
The Six Week Kick Start Coaching program is a One to One mentoring program and is ideal for existing business owners who are looking to grow their businesses. Working with retail expert Mark Turnbull, this program is the ideal place to begin putting the right things in the right place to get the right results. The program runs over a 6-12 week period and prices start from £1800.00.
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If you're serious about growing your business and would like some expert help in-house, why not book an in-person consultancy, where food & drink business expert Mark Turnbull visits your business and gives you one on one consultancy 'on the floor'. Prices start from £500.00 per day plus travel expenses.
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If you're looking for a Speaker for an audience of Food & Drink Entrepreneurs, then look no further than Mark who, with over 35 years of food & drink retail business experience, will entertain your audience with a number of presentations, that will both resonate and deliver long term-benefits.
This week, I’m writing to you from Chicago, where I’m attending the WhizBang Retail Mastermind group with some of the finest independent retailers in the US.
But before diving into all things business, I found myself at a hockey game between the Chicago Blackhawks and the Nashville Predators.
It turned out to be a game full of insights, not just for the fans but for us as business owners, too.
The Blackhawks came out strong, taking a commanding 2-0 lead just five minutes into the second period.
Things looked even brighter when they scored a third in the same period.
But then, the game shifted.
Nashville challenged the goal, and it was disallowed for offside.
That decision changed everything - the momentum visibly swung.
Within minutes, Nashville scored, clawing back into the game.
Eventually, they pulled ahead to win with two more goals in the final period.
What seemed like a sure victory for Chicago suddenly slipped away.
And it reminded me of being in business.
Often, things go smoothly; we’re in a rhythm, and the results follow.
But sometimes, out of nowhere, we’re blindsided by an unexpected challenge, and the momentum shifts.
When that happens, it’s easy for you to lose your focus or confidence.
Your “winning streak” can turn, and you need to find a way to get back on track.
Just like the best sports teams have strategies in place for when things don’t go as planned, you, as the business owner, need your own approach.
You can’t always predict every challenge.
But by preparing, staying calm, and having a process to fall back on, you can be ready for whatever comes your way.
In my own experience, the key has always been to remain focused.
To get back to basics.
And to take action - especially on the things you’d rather avoid!
I’ve learned so much from studying other businesses and how they’ve faced their own setbacks.
No one has all the answers, but being a lifelong learner can mean the difference between bouncing back or letting a single obstacle shake our confidence.
Being able to draw on others’ experiences really helps.
Along with learning from your own.
I’m sure there were huge learnings this week for the Blackhawk players and coach.
But it’s how they react and what they take from the experience that will shape their future.
And it’s the same for you.
So, this week, why not take a moment to think about your “game plan” for when the unexpected happens?
When the game changes, are you ready to adapt?
Have a great week.
Mark