Process your Business, Part 2Ā
by Sean Foster | December 03, 2020 | Newsletter
Most owners aspire to having a systemised business: their nearest analogy being McDonaldās, and why not?
The benefit of having a systemised business is not too dissimilar to how a McDonaldās benefits:
- Business is not key person or key role dependant
- Consistency in many areas of the business
- Less hecticness
- Usually better profitability
- Makes for a more attractive, sellable business
- You the owner can become more of a "shareholder" and less of a "worker" ā regain your work-life balance
If the above is you, i.e.Ā your business isĀ enĀ routeĀ toĀ becoming systemized, orĀ you would love to create a business that operates onĀ "auto-pilot"Ā then it is on offer.
Happy to sit down with you (on the house of course),Ā to see if you and your businessĀ areĀ ready for this stage.
Just book a sessionĀ here.
In the last email, I included a link to the eBook:Ā 7 Steps to Systemise Your BusinessĀ (if you want it, just click the link.)
But there is one thing missing!
How or where do you store your systemised process so that:
- It is easy to create (simple or not complex)
- It is easy to find (you donāt want to have a zillion documents that you forget where they are filed.
- It is safe ā hey this is your IP, it needs to be safe
- It is not going to cost you an arm and a leg.
So, hereās the deal.
If you want to Process or Systemise your business, in my books that makes you a winner.
And you know, winners create their own luck, so to keep your luck running, I am offering you a full hour of complimentary coaching so that you can systemize your business.
But wait, there is more š, also included are the templates (completely free again), so that you can perpetually store and retrieve all the information.
The catch?
You have to reply to this email with the reply: "Iām in".
Interested to learn a little more about BIG? Itās not an adultsā only shop, it is the Business Improvement Group. Exclusive membership for business owners who want to grow and improve both their businesses and themselves.
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