Ep. 197 - Chris explores the challenging question: "What happens when your best isn't good enough?" He discusses the pitfalls of overcomplicated systems, the value of building with maintenance and scalability in mind, and the art of creating "dummy-proof" processes that even the least tech-savvy team members can execute. Chris shares insights on managing client expectations, real-life scenarios of complicated workflows, and why it's crucial to build strong foundations before adding advanced features. This episode is a must-listen for founders, marketers, and automation specialists looking to streamline processes and achieve better results with less complexity.What You'll Learn:5:58 - Why it’s important to create flow charts that are easy to follow for yourself and others17:16 - The signs that a workflow in CRM software has become overcomplicated19:12 - Why it’s crucial to understand the ecosystem of the software you're using for automation23:15 - An expert tip that can improve efficiency in automation workflows28:45 - What it means to create "automated conversations" within your workflow tasks31:20 - The one thing you must keep in mind when building out a process to ensure any team member can execute it successfully33:15 - Why it’s important to resist the temptation to add too many features too quickly when building automation systemsResources:Subscribe to the Automation Bridge NewsletterStart Your Automation Bridge Community MembershipWatch the 3 Segments Webinar Training

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