by George Sotiropoulos | May 26, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
“Chicago is where Quarterbacks go to die…”Interesting story came out as to how Caleb Williams and his dad were exploring ways for him not to be drafted by the Chicago Bears.Why?Because the Bears have had one of the worst records in history developing QBs.It’s so bad…...
by George Sotiropoulos | May 23, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
Hi,Yesterday I told you about the moment Osama Bin Laden could’ve been captured……but wasn’t — because one man thought the mission mattered less than his bruised ego that another agency took the lead.Donald Rumsfeld chose politics over progress.Image over successEgo...
by George Sotiropoulos | May 22, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
I was watching Manhunt tonight on Netflix with a documentary on the hunt for Osama Bin Laden.In 2001, Osama Bin Laden was pinned in a mountain valley with 1,000 men.The CIA had eyes on him. U.S. Army Rangers and Special Forces were nearby, ready to move in and finish...
by George Sotiropoulos | May 20, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
In 1989, when the U.S. wanted Manuel Noriega to surrender, they didn’t send in even more troops.They used speakers.Blasted rock music. Floodlights. Constant noise. For days.In short — they kept him awake.Sleep deprivation did the job. He walked out.Now here’s the...
by George Sotiropoulos | May 19, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
Then, there are people who live to bury themselves in solving every little crisis that comes within reach. This, actually, is something the majority of business owners wind up doing… You’re standing still, too busy fixing stuff to get ahead…Not Good for the Bottom...
by George Sotiropoulos | May 15, 2025 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
“I just want to go on holiday without anxiety and guilt.”When I heard that, it hit me hard.Because I remembered landing at the airport once — on my first vacation in nearly two years — and being greeted by messages from my boss berating me for leaving my team to run...
