During this episode of "The Life of a Gentleman," our hosts Richard and Charles discuss leaving a tip/gratuity when receiving good service. While they don't tell you how much to tip, Richard and Charles give insight on why it's important and apart of being a proper gentleman. Then, our special guest John D. Carroll, gives his expertise on developing a business and his coaching services. John also explains the best time to hire a coach for your budding business and why it can be vital to maintaining your business. Lastly, Richard talks to his daughter Sydney who plays a vital part in Harrison Blake Apparel. She talks about how she contributes to the company and what her goals are for the future. Tune in each week as our hosts discuss style, etiquette, and lifestyle tips and as we introduce new segments to the show. Subscribe to The Life of a Gentleman to ensure you don't miss an episode Rate review to help us make the show better Follow us on Instagram @tlogpodcast Visit www.trescoaching.com to receive coaching services Follow Harrison Blake Apparel @wearlapelpins

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Guest Bio: John D. Carroll

John Carroll has over 40 years experience in business and coaching. He has written several books on the subject. His company, Tres Coaching Services delivers results-based professional coaching, education and training programs, and speaking services predominately for solopreneurs and small businesses. We work closely with clients one-on-one and in group sessions to enable them to dramatically improve sales and marketing performance, increase profits and more efficiently manage their overall business operations.

To learn more: http://www.trescoach.com