Your Biggest Alignment Mistake
Assuming Everyone on Your Team Understands the Plan You've spent months thinking about where your business needs to go. You've considered the opportunities, the challenges, the resources, and the changes required to get there. You've shared your strategy with your team. Everyone seems to understand. They nod, ask a few questions, and agree it's a good direction. But does your team really understand what you're trying to accomplish, and what [...]
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Your Team May Agree With You, But …
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Are YOU The Biggest Threat to Your Business Valuation?
Most business owners believe their greatest strength is their own indispensability. After all, they built the company. They know every customer, every process, every employee, and every solution to every problem. That level of commitment [...]
Buyers Don’t Buy Workforce Problems
The Hidden Deal Breaker When business owners prepare to sell their company, they want to maximize their company's value; they often focus on revenue, profitability, equipment, and inventory. Those factors certainly matter, but they may [...]
The Meeting Hangover Is Real!
And It Has Real Business Performance Consequences. Meetings often consume your team's most focused work time, but they're costing you more than time. We see the consequences of meeting hangovers among the teams at our [...]
A Dusty Collection of Stuff
Why Good Business Programs Fail Real progress rarely happens when yet another initiative is imposed on an already stretched team. Lasting progress comes from involving your people in decisions, prioritizing what matters most, and leading [...]

