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Every business is different. So is every problem.

I don't start with a predetermined program or a package of consulting services.

I start by understanding the business, identifying what is getting in the way, and determining what needs to change.

Onece that is clear, we work on the solution.

Business Advice Built Around the Problem

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1. Launch a Business

Turn an idea into a viable business.

Starting a business requires more than a good idea. We work through the market, positioning, pricing, economics, sales strategy, operations and systems necessary to determine whether the business works on paper before you spend time and money building it.

The objective isn't simply to start a business. It's to build one worth owning.

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2. Fix a Business

Find what isn't working and change it.

Sometimes the problem is obvious. Often it isn't. Weak sales may actually be a positioning problem. A cash-flow problem may begin with pricing. An overwhelmed owner may have an organizational or systems problem.

We identify the real constraint, determine what needs to change and build a practical plan to change it.

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3. Grow a Business

Break through what's holding the business back.

Growth creates its own problems. What worked when the business was smaller may no longer work at the next level.

We look at positioning, client development, pricing, organization, systems, capacity and financial performance to determine what must change for the business to grow without simply creating more work for the owner.

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A Different Result Requires Something to Change.

You don't need another binder full of recommendations. You need to know what to change, why it needs to change and how to make it happen.

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