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Unless you want to know:
• The #1 way to recession-proof your business (you can do make this change today).
• How to keep your business environmentally sustainable as you scale.
• The secret to getting off the mat and successfully re-starting your business after life kicked your ass (read: you got a divorce and lost half your money).
Tune in to get answers to these questions, and more!
One day you're going to say goodbye to everyone you love.
This week we’ve got Allison Evanow on the show. She’s the founder and CEO of a successful artisanal organic spirits company called Square One Organic Spirits.
The chaos of the last two years has wiped out so many supply chains form a staffing perspective.
It’s as if complete rolodexes went up in flames.
And that’s put Allison and her team in the position of having to start over and refamiliarize new distributors and salespeople to her brand. Which gets discouraging. Fast.
But there is a way you can build back the business relationships that help you thrive. And it’s energizing, creative, and sustainable.
Tune into this week’s episode to find out how.
It's hard to scale your business.
Is networking your thing? No? Good.
Nicco rejoins our show after three months. And his results are, well … outstanding.
By making a passive change to his approach to networking he’s attracting more customers than ever, and his trajectory is sustainable.
Our second ever “Where Are They Now?” episode paints the picture of the power of passive peopling (if you do it the right way).
Tune in to learn how to do it the right way.
This week we’re joined by Kevin Rusnell. He’s the CEO and Founder of Digital Intelligence Group, a digital consulting and marketing agency, as well as owner of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario's newest upscale restaurant, Peace.
What should you do if your business keeps coming up against the same threshold and can’t seem to scale passed it?
Do you keep trying? Do you hire more people? Do you give up?
We tackle this question, and more in this week’s episode.
Tune in now to learn:
• How to delegate tasks so that your biz can scale beyond its resistance point (this approach keeps your employees motivated without having to increase pay scale)
• The truth about your “work mode” and how to leverage it (this especially useful if you constantly switch from task to task)
• The better way to hire so that scaling becomes easier and more sustainable
Plus so much more!
Tune in to scale your business to new heights.
Let’s talk about it.
This week we’re joined by John Failla. He’s the CEO and Founder of Pearl, an all-in-one SaaS platform that allows you to streamline your tutoring business.
Is there such thing as selling too much?
On the surface it’s a great problem to have. But it can still be a problem. And it can eventually harm the long-term success of your business.
Tune in now to learn:
• How to navigate the critical project launch period with a new client so that you set your business up for long-term success (if you’re a SaaS company you need to hear this).
• What to do when you’re trying to scale your business while some of your processes are still in motion.
• The “beating heart” SOP you need to master for your SaaS business.
• The best approach to get each new project to the maintenance operational phase as fast and as efficiently as possible.
Plus so much more!
Are sales maxing out your onboarding capabilities?
Let’s talk about it.
This week we’re joined Carly Buxton, the CEO and Founder of Nessle, an online platform that connects new and expectant parents with trained experts for personalized guidance.
You’ve put in the work, and your product is ready to launch…but marketing isn’t your team’s strong suit.
So how do you maximize this crucial period in your business?
• The better way to successfully launch your service for the very first time.
• How to get the most out of a small initial budget, so that you can snowball revenue into more services and better offerings.
• The secret to overcoming the challenges of having a two-sided marketplace.
And so much more.
So, are you ready to launch your product? Great.
Let’s talk about it!
This week we’ve got Jonathon Cohen on the show.
If you’re a leader at a startup that has major potential, you’re going to find yourself operating in spaces that aren’t your expertise…
So how do you still contribute and lead your team in those moments?
Tune in right now to learn:
• The secret to enabling your company to consistently move forward, even when the process doesn’t directly involve you.
• How to overcome the trust and delegation issue as your startup grows.
• The best way to measure transparency within your company so that you can scale sustainably.
And much more.
So, are you leading a start up?
We've all heard about someone like this. A young, ambitious entrepreneur taking VC funding in order to supercharge their success rate for a dream they've been working on their whole lives, only for the rug to be torn out from under them for not hitting benchmarks, having their company stripped down for parts.
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