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ShopOwner’s January Digital Edition Available Now

ShopOwner includes valuable business management and technical editorial content.

Doug Kaufman
By Doug Kaufman
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The interactive and easy-to-use digital edition of ShopOwner’s January issue is available now.

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The January issue features a profile of D’s Auto & Truck Repair in Holland, MI, whose owner, Daris DeGroot shares the processes that have enabled him to transform his successful shop from a hobby shop to a thriving business.

In addition, you’ll find management articles and editorial commentary, including the mantra Shop Owner Coach’s Vic Tarasik offers to maintain your business sanity (“It will be as you wish…”); what “working smarter, not harder” really means, according to David Rogers; a review of timeline business quotes designed to educate and inspire; and a good news/bad news review of the tech shortage. Also, you’ll find Tech Tips, new products, editorial commentary and technical content from ImportCar, Brake & Front End, Underhood Service, TechShop and Tire Review, all ShopOwner channels.

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Whatever comes along, confidence that you’ll overcome it will help you come out on top.

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Vic Tarasik has been an independent auto repair professional for more than three decades and is the former owner of Vic’s Precision Automotive in The Woodlands, Texas. He is the founder of Shop Owner Coach, a coaching and training organization that is committed to helping independent repair shop owners achieve their dreams through the intentional application of best business practices. Vic can be reached at Vic@ShopOwnerCoach.
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There was once a wise old man who lived high up in the Himalayan Mountains and, every so often, he would make the long, rough trek down to the village in the valley below. The villagers looked forward to seeing his stooped-over body as he hobbled into the town square. Many speculated on his age as he was rumored to be well over 100 years old. There he would entertain a huge crowd of passersby while he performed their favorite magic tricks and other feats of wisdom he had mastered over his many years. 

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