Do you have the right financial people in your business? Most owners rely solely on an accountant—but growing businesses need more. From bookkeepers and controllers to fractional CFOs, each role serves a different purpose. Understanding who does what helps you build a financial dashboard you can trust and make better decisions with confidence....
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Winning in business while feeling disillusioned with the rest of your life is not a great way to live. While making a profit, creating jobs and delivering great service are all noble causes, I believe that there is a core purpose that is often forgotten by many business owners. The real purpose of your business […]...
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Merry Christmas from Summit SCALE® Coaching! We are sending you our warmest thoughts and best wishes for a wonderful holiday and a happy new year. If you’re like most owners, you’re probably thinking about your goals and plans for the new year. Here are some articles that might help: Looking for a simple planning […]...
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From Belief to Bottom Line: How Your Mindset Directly Impacts Business Performance Introduction: The Unseen Architect of Your Business Success In the complex world of business, we often focus on the tangible: market strategies, financial models, and operational efficiencies. We fine-tune processes, invest in technology, and analyse competitors, believing these are the primary levers for […]...
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Does this sound like your company’s leadership team meetings? They’re an interruption. They distract you from real work and eat up valuable time. They’re random. You only meet when there are fires to put out, and it’s a painfully chaotic process. They lack focus. Meetings are filled with meandering discussions that never really solve the […]...
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A leadership team doing quarterly planning meetings and doing them well is a huge contributing factor to a company’s success. Coming together every 90 days to dust yourselves off from the previous quarter, get on the same page, solve Issues and plan the next 90 days’ priorities for the company helps you avoid “getting off […]...
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