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When it comes to scaling, you ever feel stuck between making a profit...and making a difference?
It's understandable. Most people assume that scaling a business (or just business in general) is an every-man-for-himself situation. Either you fight your way to the top and focus on profit alone, or you're a bleeding heart who sacrifices money to help others.
But that's totally the wrong way to look at it.
In fact, if you really want to grow your company to a high-level, you HAVE to focus on how you're helping people! Your market, audience, and clientele are the very people who will launch you forward.
No one knows this better than today's guest on the Scale or Fail Show...
Yanik Silver is the founder of Maverick1000, a private, invitation-only global network of top entrepreneurs and industry leaders. This group periodically assembles for breakthrough retreats, rejuvenating experiences, and most importantly, global impact opportunities - to date raising over $3M+ with participating icons.
Yanik's lifetime goal is to connect visionary leaders and game changers to catalyze business models and new ideas for solving 100 of the world's most impactful issues by the year 2100.
Basically, he's an expert at scaling a profitable business and using it to make a beneficial impact on the world...and on today's episode, he's sharing how he does it.
For the past 30 years, Karen and Neil Gwartzmann have been producing private-label goods for some of the biggest retailers around the globe - making them two of the most experienced and successful private labeling specialists you will find in the world!
If you've ever thought about using private label products for your business (and even if you haven't considered it) Karen and Neil are your go-to experts. When I say we covered a lot in this episode, I am not kidding. Karen and Neil are a wealth of information...and they're dedicated to helping you learn to private label your way to success.
Make sure to tune in!
For the past 30 years, Karen and Neil Gwartzmann have been producing private-label goods for some of the biggest retailers around the globe - making them two of the most experienced and successful private labeling specialists you will find in the world!
If you’ve ever thought about using private label products for your business (and even if you haven’t considered it) Karen and Neil are your go-to experts. When I say we covered a lot in this episode, I am not kidding. Karen and Neil are a wealth of information...and they’re dedicated to helping you learn to private label your way to success.
Make sure to tune in!
In 2019, Americans spent about $7.2 billion dollars in the pet industry.
I'm sure that doesn't surprise you. Most people see and treat their dogs as part of their family.
I know I love my little bulldog with all my heart - who knows how much I've spent on her!
For pet-centered businesses, this means there's a lot of demand...
And it also means there's a lot of competition.
So if you want to make it in the pet industry (or any saturated market, really) you need to become very creative and super resilient.
That's why I am so excited to share today's guest on the Scale Or Fail Show, Candace D'Agnolo.
Candace D'Agnolo has been in the pet industry for over 16 years and has successfully translated her passion for pets into multiple million-dollar businesses. She's the founder of Pet Boss Nation, a coaching and consulting community for pet businesses who want to increase profits through inventory planning, cash flow road maps, marketing, goal setting and more.
Candace is nothing less than an expert at what she does. She knows exactly how to deal with the unique problems facing pet-based business, but her strategies and tips are helpful for business owners of any industry (especially those in retail!).
If you're looking for a success story, Candace is it - and she's more than willing to share exactly what she's done to get there.
Make sure to tune in!
In 2019, Americans spent about $7.2 billion dollars in the pet industry.
I’m sure that doesn’t surprise you. Most people see and treat their dogs as part of their family.
I know I love my little bulldog with all my heart - who knows how much I’ve spent on her!
For pet-centered businesses, this means there’s a lot of demand...
And it also means there’s a lot of competition.
So if you want to make it in the pet industry (or any saturated market, really) you need to become very creative and super resilient.
That’s why I am so excited to share today’s guest on the Scale Or Fail Show, Candace D’Agnolo.
Candace D’Agnolo has been in the pet industry for over 16 years and has successfully translated her passion for pets into multiple million-dollar businesses. She’s the founder of Pet Boss Nation, a coaching and consulting community for pet businesses who want to increase profits through inventory planning, cash flow road maps, marketing, goal setting and more.
Candace is nothing less than an expert at what she does. She knows exactly how to deal with the unique problems facing pet-based business, but her strategies and tips are helpful for business owners of any industry (especially those in retail!).
If you’re looking for a success story, Candace is it - and she’s more than willing to share exactly what she’s done to get there.
If you’re like most small business owners, you probably don’t think about selling your company very often - and you probably think even less about buying others.
After all, you’re not planning on leaving your business anytime soon… and acquisition sounds like something that’s only for “big league” corporations and enterprises, right?
Wrong!
Business is a long-term game. Even if you’re not ready to sell or buy right now, you need to be thinking ahead.
You have to plan for where you’re going, not where you’re at.
I’ll be honest, it’s not an easy process (for either side). I myself have left thousands of dollars on the table by preparing incorrectly or not at all.
And that’s why I’m so excited to have today’s guest on The Scale or Fail Show.
Marshall Doyle is the CEO of Cal-Cert Calibration Certification, the country’s largest independent provider of calibration services serving the construction materials industry. Under Marshall’s leadership, he has grown this worldwide company nearly 2000% percent since he took control in 1999 (which is one of the many reasons he was awarded Oregon’s 2019 SBA Small Business Person of the Year).
But in addition to growing Cal-Cert, he’s acquired and sold MANY other companies on the side.
He’s in love with what he calls “the business of business!”
After having gone through the process so many times himself, Marshall is an expert at buying and preparing businesses to sell, and now teaches and mentors small businesses across the US how to do it with his proprietary process, Small Business Coaching LLC.
And today he’s sharing his biggest tips - so you can do it, too.
Marshall is an all-around fantastic resource for business owners. This is a must-listen for anyone planning on buying or selling a business, no matter what phase of growth you’re in right now.
If you're like most small business owners, you probably don't think about selling your company very often - and you probably think even less about buying others.
After all, you're not planning on leaving your business anytime soon… and acquisition sounds like something that's only for "big league" corporations and enterprises, right?
Wrong!
Business is a long-term game. Even if you're not ready to sell or buy right now, you need to be thinking ahead.
You have to plan for where you're going, not where you're at.
I'll be honest, it's not an easy process (for either side). I myself have left thousands of dollars on the table by preparing incorrectly or not at all.
And that's why I'm so excited to have today's guest on The Scale or Fail Show.
Marshall Doyle is the CEO of Cal-Cert Calibration Certification, the country's largest independent provider of calibration services serving the construction materials industry. Under Marshall's leadership, he has grown this worldwide company nearly 2000% percent since he took control in 1999 (which is one of the many reasons he was awarded Oregon's 2019 SBA Small Business Person of the Year).
But in addition to growing Cal-Cert, he's acquired and sold MANY other companies on the side.
He's in love with what he calls "the business of business!"
After having gone through the process so many times himself, Marshall is an expert at buying and preparing businesses to sell, and now teaches and mentors small businesses across the US how to do it with his proprietary process, Small Business Coaching LLC.
And today he's sharing his biggest tips - so you can do it, too.
Marshall is an all-around fantastic resource for business owners. This is a must-listen for anyone planning on buying or selling a business, no matter what phase of growth you're in right now.
The single most important thing you need to possess as a business owner is a vision - or in other words, a sense of purpose. And not just any purpose, either.
You need a big, grand, take-your-breath-away vision. Something that lights your soul on fire, that gets you up every morning, and motivates you to push through times of confusion, discomfort, frustration, and even crisis.
It's purpose that will continually take you and your business to the next level.
But… how do you find that purpose?
How do you make sure it's not just fulfilling and joyful, but also viable and profitable?
And most importantly, how do you maintain that level of business passion??
If you want to go big with your company, you must answer these questions. That's why this week on The Scale or Fail Show, Allison Maslan brings on a total expert on "going big" - Ajit Nawalkha.
Ajit is a highly-successful entrepreneur, CEO of Mindvalley Publishing, Co-founder of Global Grit Institute, Coach, and Best-Selling author. Having been through more than a few business journeys of his own, he specializes in helping business owners manifest their true power and create the life of their dreams.
And today, he joins Allison to talk about his latest book Live Big: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Passion, Practicality, and Purpose - which will help you do it yourself.
The single most important thing you need to possess as a business owner is a vision - or in other words, a sense of purpose. And not just any purpose, either.
You need a big, grand, take-your-breath-away vision. Something that lights your soul on fire, that gets you up every morning, and motivates you to push through times of confusion, discomfort, frustration, and even crisis.
It’s purpose that will continually take you and your business to the next level.
But… how do you find that purpose?
How do you make sure it’s not just fulfilling and joyful, but also viable and profitable?
And most importantly, how do you maintain that level of business passion??
If you want to go big with your company, you must answer these questions. That’s why this week on The Scale or Fail Show, Allison Maslan brings on a total expert on “going big” - Ajit Nawalkha.
Ajit is a highly-successful entrepreneur, CEO of Mindvalley Publishing, Co-founder of Global Grit Institute, Coach, and Best-Selling author. Having been through more than a few business journeys of his own, he specializes in helping business owners manifest their true power and create the life of their dreams.
And today, he joins Allison to talk about his latest book Live Big: The Entrepreneur's Guide to Passion, Practicality, and Purpose - which will help you do it yourself.
Everybody knows what it’s like to be misunderstood. If you’ve ever spent more than 5 minutes talking to someone who just doesn’t get what you’re saying, you know what I mean!
Humans want to know they’re being heard. And that is especially true when it comes to business.
That’s why if you want to create a highly-successful (maybe even global) business, you’ve got to make sure communication and understanding - with both your clients and your employees - a top priority.
Nobody knows that better than Elizabeth Colon, founder and CEO of Metaphrasis, a leading interpretation company. A highly-trained interpreter and Spanish-English bilingual, Elizabeth leads interpreters of over 200 different languages. Her vision is to make the world a place where everyone feels not just heard, but understood.
She’s also seen how interpretive services can transform and upgrade businesses to a new level.
And today on The Scale or Fail Show, she’s sharing how you can use them to open your company in ways you probably never thought of.
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