Read each statement below. If it sounds familiar, select “I Agree.” You may discover that your business has a growth management problem you need to address.
If you’re nodding your head yes to any of these, you could use our “Grow Your Business Without Driving Yourself Crazy” workbook.
01
You can’t find and keep good people
“I can’t find good people to hire.” “I’ll train a good person; then they quit and become my competitor.”
02
Only you can do the job
“No-one can do this job but me. I can do it so much faster and better than anyone else can. It takes more effort to manage my employees than to do the job myself.”
03
You have a “culture of smallness”
As your company grows, outmoded systems and ways of doing business keep you from growing further.
04
Growth is costly
“Sure, our revenue has gone up, but the amount I take home has stayed the same, even shrunk.”
05
You have reached a plateau
You grew rapidly up to a certain level, then growth tailed off. No matter how hard you try, you just can’t break through.
06
You don’t know how to get there
You would like to grow, but it gets fuzzy and murky when you figure out what that actually means for you, or how to go about it.
07
You have no reality on getting there
You can’t envision yourself running a company as large as you say you want
08
Growth is dangerous, painful, unpleasant
“As we grow, I find I’ve become a manager and administrator. I don’t enjoy managing and I have less time to do the work I love.”
REASONS THAT APPLY TO YOU
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If you’re nodding your head yes to any of these, you could use our “Grow Your Business Without Driving Yourself Crazy” workbook.
