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The Biz Coach Insider - Second Edition (11.17.25)

The Biz Coach Insider – Fifth Edition (12.08.25)

December 08, 20255 min read

If you’re reading this, you’re already outperforming the 94% of business owners who spend more time reacting to problems than engineering their success.

This publication exists for one purpose: to help entrepreneurs, executives, and coaches build scalable, profitable, transferable companies. Every issue is built on the 6 Core Competencies that drive every million-dollar business:

Leadership & Vision
Financial Acumen
Sales & Marketing
Operational Excellence
People Management
Customer Service

Inside this week’s edition, you’ll get the unvarnished truth and practical tools you can actually use. No fluff. No “inspiration” masquerading as strategy. Just what works.


Leadership

Building a Culture That Actually Performs: Expectations, Accountability, Ownership

Most companies don’t have culture problems. They have clarity problems. If you don’t articulate expectations, you can’t enforce them. And if you don’t enforce them, your team learns something dangerous: inconsistency is acceptable.

A high-performance culture is built on three pillars:

1. Expectations:

If your team can’t repeat your expectations back to you, you don’t have a culture. You have a suggestion box.

Great companies define behaviors, not vibes.
• “Be proactive” means nothing.
• “Bring two solutions for every problem” means everything.

2. Accountability:

Too many founders avoid confrontation like it’s a live grenade. Accountability isn’t punishment. It’s alignment.

When you tolerate underperformance, you punish your top performers.

3. Ownership:

When everyone understands how their work ties to strategic outcomes, people stop acting like employees and start acting like leaders. Ownership isn’t a personality trait. It’s built through transparent goals, metrics, and consequences.

Action Step:

Document your top 5 cultural expectations and review them with your team this week. Then enforce them consistently. Yes, even when it’s uncomfortable. Especially then.


Sales & Marketing

Your Messaging Is Probably Too Complicated: How to Simplify Without Sounding Basic

The biggest enemy of your marketing isn’t competition. It’s confusion.

Modern buyers don’t reward cleverness. They reward clarity. Unfortunately, most business owners describe what they do instead of what they solve.

Your job isn’t to impress. It’s to be understood before the second blink.

Three filters for simplifying your message:

1. The Grandma Test

If a retired relative couldn’t explain your business after hearing your elevator pitch, start over.

2. The One Problem Rule

Most businesses talk about 12 problems. Buyers only care about one: their biggest pain. Lead with that.

3. The Decision Trigger

Your messaging should answer:

• Why this?
• Why you?
• Why now?

Simplifying does not mean dumbing down. It means eliminating friction, so buyers can reach their own conclusion faster. You don’t win by being fancy. You win by being obvious.

Action Step:

Rewrite your core value proposition using this formula:
We help [specific audience] solve [specific problem] so they can achieve [specific result].
If it takes more than 15 seconds to say, it’s too long.


Financial Acumen

Margins Tell the Truth: How to Diagnose Your Business Health in 10 Minutes

Every failing business has early warning signs hiding in their margins. The problem is that most owners spend all their time staring at revenue and praying the bank account doesn’t bounce.

Margins are the X-ray. Revenue is the selfie.

There are three margins every owner must know cold:

1. Gross Margin

This reveals whether your pricing and core delivery model even work. If this is weak, no amount of volume saves you. I learned that the hard way scaling a trucking company at breakneck speed; margin pressure can kill you faster than slow sales ever will.

2. Operating Margin

This shows how disciplined you are with expenses. If you’re under 10%, you’re one bad month away from chaos.

3. Net Margin

This is the truth-teller. The final score. If you're scaling and this number shrinks, you’re not growing. You’re drowning in disguise.

A healthy business knows its margins weekly, not annually. Growth without margin discipline is financial Russian roulette.

Action Step:
Run your last 90 days of P&L and calculate all three margins. Circle the one that hits your ego the hardest. Fix that one first.


The Coaching Corner

Stop Coaching Symptoms. Start Diagnosing Root Causes.

Most coaches unknowingly become emotional firefighters. They respond to their clients’ presenting problems instead of the deeper operational dysfunction underneath.

Common symptoms
:• “I need more leads.”
• “My team isn’t motivated.”
• “Cash flow is tight.”

Root causes:
• No defined sales process.
• No role clarity or accountability.
• Broken pricing or margins.

High-level coaching isn’t about being inspirational. It’s about being diagnostic.

Just like in your 6 Core Competencies framework, every business problem sits inside one of six categories. When coaches learn to categorize before they prescribe, their impact skyrockets.

A transformational coach asks:
• What system is missing?
• What competency is weak?
• What decision created this?

Quit coaching the smoke. Coach the fire.

Action Step:
Take one client issue this week and map it to the competency it actually belongs to. Then solve it at the root.


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Closing Thoughts

Scaling isn’t magic. It’s the disciplined application of fundamentals that most business owners ignore until it’s too late.

You don’t need more hustling, grinding, or praying for a “better year.” You need clarity, systems, skills, and support. That’s what we deliver at My Biz Coaches. From startup to exit, we’re your thought partner for every major decision.

Let’s build your million-dollar business and your life back.

And yes, try not to make a mess while doing it.

To Your Success,
Eric T. Whitmoyer
Founder & CEO, My Biz Coaches
Host, The Biz Coach Show

Eric Whitmoyer

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Eric Whitmoyer is the Founder & CEO of My Biz Coaches and Host of The Biz Coach Show

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