Do any of these sound like you?
If you’re nodding your head yes to any of these, you could use our “Cash Flow from Your Creativity” workbook.
Creating new things is “overhead” and you need to keep focused on billable work.
You get dragged out of creativity by the demands of running the business day-to-day.
Lack of support. Nobody is pushing to take the creative leap, or problem solving how to overcome the hurdles. No-one to follow behind, handling the details, executing the vision.
Lack of systems, seat-of-pants management. Thus your franticness quotient increases exponentially with growth.
Accounting systems that don’t give you info needed to gauge the ROI and payback period of new things.
Too much “by the book” or “bean counter mentality.”
Bad prior experience. You had one good idea, and sticks with it too long “Tried that, got beaten down, it didn’t work, now I’m gun shy.”
You get out of touch with new technologies and opportunities, what your competitors are doing or not doing.
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You get too comfortable. The balance between work and life tips toward Maui.
