The Chris LoCurto Show

Break down the barriers to small business success with 'The Chris LoCurto Show'. Tailored for the tireless entrepreneur facing the daily grind of managing cash flow, leading a team, and carving out a competitive edge, this podcast offers more than just advice—it offers a lifeline. Chris LoCurto brings decades of firsthand experience leading small businesses and delivers straightforward strategies and actionable insights. Every episode tackles the real issues you face—how to inspire your team, make every dollar count, and find the time to focus on what really matters: growing your business and achieving a fulfilling work-life balance. This isn't just a podcast; it's a community where your challenges are acknowledged, your efforts are celebrated, and your dreams are attainable. Join us in listening to 'The Chris LoCurto Show' to transform your business headaches into victories. Subscribe today and start paving your path to business growth and personal fulfillment. Learn more at www.chrislocurto.com . Your journey to small business mastery begins here.

The Chris LoCurto Show is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 691 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Throwback Episode 156 | 35 Strategies That Shape Productivity with David Horsager

  Aug 25, 202642 min

  When's the last time you sat down, mapped out where you wanted to be by year's end, felt genuinely fired up about it, and then quietly stopped mentioning it by March? In this throwback episode, we're bringing back this conversation with David Horsager, business strategist and author of the national bestseller The Trust Edge, about his book The Daily Edge. David shares the 90-day quick plan that helped him lose 50 pounds and helped his clients triple sales, the SEEDS habits that keep leaders sustainable, and the simple daily practice he calls DMAs (Difference Making Actions) that keeps his team focused on what matters most. It's not that you don't want to change. It's not even that you don't have a plan. The real problem is you're working in a timeframe too long to hold your focus and a level of clarity too vague to act on. If you've got a goal sitting untouched on a sticky note, this one's for you. Find more from David at trustedge.com.

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  Throwback Episode 603 | How to Handle Team Members You View as “I Can’t Do This Without Them”

  Aug 18, 202633 min

  This one keeps coming up in coaching calls, so we're bringing it back. The advice hasn't aged a day. If your top salesperson, your project manager, or your most trusted leader gave notice tomorrow, would your business keep running, or would it fall apart? It's not loyalty holding your company together when you catch yourself saying you "can't do this without" someone, that's fragility wearing a nicer name. And it's not a compliment when a client only gets served because one specific person shows up, that's a vulnerability you need to deal with. In this episode, I break down the difference between "I don't want to do this without them" and "I can't do this without them," the red flags of team members who make themselves indispensable on purpose, and how to build a business that runs on systems, not on any one person. Mentioned: Episode 330, How to Lead an Uncoachable Team Member

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  The Real Reason You Can't Let Go | 690

  Aug 11, 202616 min

  You built the structure, and you're still checking in on things you don't need to check on. That's not a systems problem anymore, stick with me. Key Timestamps: 00:00:38 - The Hidden Problem After You've Built the Systems 00:02:00 - Why the "System Needs More Time" Excuse Doesn't Hold Up 00:03:12 - Reason #1: Fear 00:05:56 - Reason #2: Identity 00:09:21 - Reason #3: Control Disguised as Leadership 00:10:39 - Breaking the Pattern You've heard me talk about the Leadership Crazy Cycle before, well, we just launched The Leaders Table, and that's the first lesson we're covering in there, because it's the base of everything. Head to https://leaders.chrislocurto.com/ and get your seat at the table!

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  Why Your Business Still Can't Run Without You | 689

  Aug 4, 202616 min

  You've hired good people. You hold one-on-ones. You give feedback. You've even promoted the right person, and it's still all coming back to you. Before you write one more person off as "just not ready," listen to this episode. 00:00:57 – What Happens When You Disappear 00:02:51 – Why the Obvious Fixes Don't Work 00:04:25 – The Real Problem: Nothing Was Built, Not That People Can't Carry It 00:06:48 – The Four Things That Have to Be in Place 00:10:06 – Example + Your Assignment Join me for the free live workshop, Four Steps to Build a Business that Runs Without You, this Thursday, August 6th at 11am Central. Seats are limited, and there's a bonus only for those who register, even if you can't make it live, register now to get the replay. Save your seat at chrislocurto.com/build .

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  The Best Questions To Ask In A One-on-One Meeting | 688

  Jul 28, 202623 min

  Your one-on-ones aren't producing what you want them to, and it's probably not the meeting's fault. I break down the three judgment questions that turn a flat status check-in into a real development conversation. 02:04 The Same Meeting Every Time 04:08 The Wrong Conclusion (Why You Think They've Plateaued) 06:43 The Real Problem: Your Questions, Not the Meeting 11:21 The Three Judgment Questions 19:25 Putting It Into Practice Join me live on August 6th at 11am Central for a free workshop, Four Steps to Build a Business That Runs Without You. Register at chrislocurto.com/build .

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