Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

Helping you get paid more for what you love to do | Doctor turned business owner | Politely question everything linktr.ee/drchrisngo Start with pricing 👉 Joined January 2012

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

2 months ago

There’s a fine line between: 1) trusting someone to do a good job and 2) keeping someone accountable for doing the job It seems development of that skill is correlated with sustainable business growth.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

4 months ago

Do actions that lead to changes in behavior. Don’t do actions for the sake of doing an action.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

9 months ago

Building a solid foundation only feels like progress when you look back. Be patient.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

9 months ago

Be grateful for every dollar you make from your own blood, sweat and tears.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Old mentality: “I’m afraid of making a mistake....” New mentality: “How many mistakes can I compress into the shortest amount of time?” Mistakes are necessary for success. IYKYK

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Craig Shoemaker @craigshoemaker

10 months ago

Or a few courses that came at the right time... I'm looking at you @jonbrosio, @ItsKieranDrew, @DrChrisNgo, and @torreydawley!

Jon Brosio @jonbrosio

10 months ago

Or a few courses that came at the right time... I'm looking at you @jonbrosio, @ItsKieranDrew, @DrChrisNgo, and @torreydawley!

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Oldie but goodie. Worthy reminder reset ✅

Blair @blairenns

5 years ago

Oldie but goodie. Worthy reminder reset ✅

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Growth definitely does not feel good at times. But it is necessary.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Happy Thanksgiving! 🙏

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

An idea shared is sometimes accepted. An idea never shared is never accepted.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Figuring out what is important and not important is a continuously evolving skill.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

A good question to occasionally ask: Why am I holding onto this? Whether it’s a belief, a system, a process, an item, an investment, a relationship, a thought, an emotion, etc. Keeping it for value and progress vs. for comfort are two different motives.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

“Just give up. It’s too hard.” There are days when thoughts telling you to give up are louder than others. When it doesn’t feel like there’s a reason to keep going. But then that’s the best time to remember, “I’m doing this for something beyond myself.” There’s other people…

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

You know winter is coming when your phone into dark mode at 4:45 pm… 🥶 Does someone in Alaska not ever leave dark mode?

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

10 months ago

Being an able to break something down into smaller and smaller parts is definitely a skill worth having. Problem solving becomes much easier.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

11 months ago

How does this help our bottom line in a month or less? This is a question I like to ask myself. Especially when overwhelmed. Even better if it's a week or less. We easily get bombarded by so many things. It’s good idea to weed out what is distraction from what is practical.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

12 months ago

Test the idea simply. We MVPed a service idea recently and it surprisingly got traction. Google doc, Stripe links, ActiveCampaign and Google sheets. Implemented in a couple weeks. Growing for the last 11. Keep it simple.

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Dr. Chris Ngo @DrChrisNgo

a year ago

Sometimes a period of mental deweeding is needed. Constant knowledge consuming is like having a garden overgrown with plants. It's all so tangled that it's hard to tell what is wanted and unwanted. Same with distinguishing applicable and inapplicable knowledge.