If you’re exploring my work for the first time, these five selected insights reflect how I approach profitability, company value, and long-term ownership impact.
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Did you ever give your kids a candy bar or something when they're throwing a tantrum? I bet it kept them satisfied for a few minutes but didn't help in the long term. Instant gratification seems to be what most desire lately that's why you'll see it in all the marketing tactics, but wouldn't you rather play more than just the short game when it comes to your business?
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If you've been in business for any length of time, you know that it's important to continually grow your company. But how do you go about doing that in a scalable way? Growing can be a daunting task so how can you do it effectively and efficiently without losing your sanity? In this blog post, we will discuss a scalable strategy for growing your business. We'll outline some tips and tactics that will help you reach new heights without sacrificing quality or taking on too much risk. So if you're ready to take your business to the next level, keep reading!
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I'm not an air traffic controller, but I can imagine the stress of your job. You're constantly trying to keep track of everything that's coming at you from all directions and making sure it lands where it needs to go. If one thing doesn't land exactly right, then you have a disaster on your hands. Sound familiar? That is what running a business feels like!
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When you have a strategic plan in place, it becomes easier to identify your company's strengths and weaknesses. This information is essential for making decisions about the future of your business. If you know where your company excels, you can focus on developing those strengths. On the other hand, if you are aware of your weaknesses,
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I want to plant a seed for you to think about. You have a successful company; you feel like you’re making a tremendous impact for your clients; you’re making decent money and feeling confident. Things are so much better than when you were working for someone else in the traditional “9-5” job. Yeah, you’re putting in a lot more hours than you did back in the corporate world and you can’t just leave the responsibility at the office when you go home at night to have dinner with your family, but it’s a good feeling that you’re doing it for you instead of making someone else rich. (Oh yeah, you hate to admit it, but you’re getting a little tired of that overwhelm you feel running your business and trying to manage it all.)
Continue readingThese articles are written for established business owners who want stronger profitability today and a more valuable company tomorrow.
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