The ultimate reality is that most organizations don’t have a scorecard. They lack activity-based numbers to review on a regular basis. They might rely on P&L (profit and loss statement) to tell than the score, but by then it’s too late to make corrections. A profit and loss statement is a trailing or lagging indicator. […]...
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One of the toughest changes any company has to make when it decides to scale is who they prospect and sell to. Most early-stage businesses use chameleon selling. This is where they hunt for leads and then customize and adjust their products and services to the needs of whatever prospects they find. While you can […]...
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Coaching is a powerful management tool, but the reality is not everyone can be coached. If you’re not willing, or able, to objectively look at your own thinking, behaviour and actions, then coaching may have limited impact. If you’re not willing or able to take personal accountability for your commitments, then even the best coach […]...
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If we think of values as guardrails for how we make decisions, act, and react, then purpose functions more as a north star, as one overarching, ultimate goal that guides the company. Purpose answers the ageless question why? Why does what we do matter, what difference are we making in the world? Why would our […]...
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Creating an effective scaling strategy can one of the most enjoyable parts of growing and scaling a business. However, many teams get strategy wrong. Some frame their business strategy as one company pitted against another in a battle of force and will to decide who will dominate a market. Others see strategy as a rallying […]...
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