by George Sotiropoulos | Jan 25, 2023 | Business Value, Customer Experience, Scaling the Business
Ever try to do three things at once?With two toddlers at home, I find myself trying all the time.Not sure if I succeed though.Ever try to do three things at once – and do all three at the highest level at all hours of the day?Even before my two toddlers – No...
by George Sotiropoulos | Jan 18, 2023 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
In Chapter 1 of my book, “Roadblocks You Can’t Ignore: 10 Roadblocks Holding You Back From The Freedom You Deserve From Your Business,” I talk about business owners who try to “save money” by doing everything themselves.“As an...
by | Jan 16, 2023 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
John was a successful businessman, or so he thought. His business looked successful on paper, but he felt like he was stuck in a rut.No matter how hard he tried, it seemed like something was always off; progress always seemed slower than expected and profits never...
by George Sotiropoulos | Dec 20, 2022 | Business Value, Dependency on Owner, Scaling the Business
My client, a Catholic, felt the weight of the 7th Commandment on his back. “You shall not commit adultery” He had a mistress A mistress that took his weekends and often relegated his nights to the sofa and away from his marital bed. He didn’t love this mistress. He...
by George Sotiropoulos | Nov 22, 2022 | Scaling the Business
In A Tale of Two Dogs – Part 1, I told you about two very different dogs – Smart Dog and Dumb Dog – and how their examples can be informative when you want to scale your business. It’s all about the fit. Dumb Dog, the poodle bichon mix,...
by George Sotiropoulos | Nov 18, 2022 | Scaling the Business
I had the smartest of dogs and I have the dumbest of dogs. The smart one was a white German Shephard / Husky mix. She was a natural hunter and guard dog who loved to run and catch pheasants. She had her faults, including shedding the equivalent of a foot of snow...
