The Missing Link Podcast

After a long break, Errol Hurtt returns to talk about the impact of unchecked risk, as well as the controls to mitigate said risk in your business. 

In this episode, Errol Hurtt compares and contrasts the services of business consultants and business coaches, and why both are now becoming words to avoid by business owners around the world. 

In this episode, Errol Hurtt discusses the talks of a $15 minimum wage, as well as the effects inflation and the current state of the economy have on small businesses. 

*Please excuse the cat in the background*

In this special episode, Errol Hurtt speaks with fellow business owner and life coach Demarcus Taylor on a variety of subjects including struggles establishing his business presence, how to use life experiences to push business goals, as well as ways to empower the Black community financially and socially. For more info on Demarcus Taylor, please visit www.demarcustaylor.com. 

In this impromptu episode, Errol Hurtt discusses the economic stimulus payments, from their inception to the current situation with the IRS and tax preparers, and grills all parties for the lack of transparency. 

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In the final episode for 2020, Errol Hurtt describes successes and struggles for himself, his business as well as other businesses around the country. Also, preparation for 2021 is discusses, along with the biggest things that businesses need to address as the new year begins. 

In this episode, Errol Hurtt details the current uptick in business grant applications due to COVID, as well as the honest truth on why you or your company may be getting denied with some of the top reasons highlighted in 2020.

In this episode, Errol Hurtt discusses the parallels between a business's process performance with the current police situation in America, while describing the metrics of performance capability. 

In this episode, Errol Hurtt discusses companies which became successful in markets they initially weren't in, as well as the benefits of shooting for ambitious goals. 

In this episode, we discuss why grants are so hard to get and the ethical issues surrounding their use. Also, we discuss the importance of long-term vs. short-term goals and how to clearly execute your vision. 

In the introductory episode, we discuss Errol Hurtt's role as a process improvement consultant, touch on Boeing's current situation with their 737 MAX airplanes, as well as discuss the debate between changing and/or eliminating processes.