YOU MAY THINK
That the entrepreneurial ingenuity and effort that enabled you to launch your business will continue to enable you to grow your business ……
BUT REALLY
Successful businesses grow faster and become more complicated to run than the founders and initial team appreciate. You discover that you don’t rise to the level of your goals, you stall at the level of your skills and systems. 60,70, 80 hour work weeks become common and sap your drive as you keep selling, try to fix things, solve old and new problems fast enough, and do damage control. Different things are called for at different points. As such, the things that used to work fall short, problems don’t stay solved, complexities drive costs, new surprises emerge, people get overwhelmed – and what got you here – working hard “in” the business – won’t get you there ….
IF, INSTEAD, YOU
Stopped trying to do it mostly all yourself, shifted time and attention to working “on” the business, learned how/ when to use two solution streams – hard and soft - consulting on tools, data, predictive analytics, scalable systems and processes, and coaching on people issues like relationships, productive collaborations, a people-first leadership approach ….
YOU WOULD MORE LIKELY
Grow more gracefully toward your goals, build cash flow, profits and equity value more predictably, have a life and build the company and business you’ve always imagined.
YOU MAY THINK
Spending money on sustainability, climate change, ESG initiatives, etc is nice if you can afford it, but not where savvy business people spend money…..
BUT REALLY
If you really had the metrics, the real data on costs and benefits, and an astute business case discipline, you would find that understanding would open your thinking about risks, and the value of responsible business decisions looking at all the costs and benefits …..
IF INSTEAD, YOU
Used intelligent experiments, focused data gathering on realities – and a practical and proven approach – like ROSI, return on sustainable investment ……
YOU WOULD LIKELY DISCOVER
That the business case for many initiatives and investments (not all, but many) is much more attractive than you’ve assumed – and that, net, net, the portfolio of outcomes
NET, NET
You’d conclude it’s very good for business - and you’d have the data to prove it.
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