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Tim Stokes

Tim Stokes, Managing Director at Profit Transformations

First, clarify your vision of what you're aiming to achieve. Is it 50% growth per year or 500%? Does your business need higher profit margins to solve cash flow challenges or higher revenue?

With a clear vision I then recommend engaging the employees to form a team with weekly meetings to ...  expand
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Phil Joel

Phil Joel, Chief Revenue Officer at Alex Solutions

Great question Todd. Love to hear from members of the SavvySME community on how they are seeing their business growing in 2013 and what challenges and opportunities they are faced with.

Johnny Smoked added an answer to this question
Johnny Smoked

Johnny Smoked

Recently I read about building different business models. On this site there is a section about business, if you are interested, you can find. There are many useful tips. There are many different headings, I sometimes read until midnight, I can not tear myself away

Roland Hanekroot added an answer to this question
Roland Hanekroot

Roland Hanekroot, Founder at New Perspectives Business Coaching

The biggest mistake I made and many others have made as well, is growing too quick.
My favorite, oldest and most successful client, has grown his business continually for 12 years now and he's turning over something like $ 30 million now, but he grows slowly and steadily... he has 8 stores now, and in ...  expand
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Amanda Hoffmann - Certified Bookkeeper, BAS Agent

Amanda Hoffmann - Certified Bookkeeper, BAS Agent, Owner / Manager ★ Certified Bookkeeper ★ BAS Agent at My Office Books - Virtual Bookkeeper & BAS Agent

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When you are content with the amount of time vs financial gain that you return.
In my case, it's using the profit to buy assets that give me a passive income. 
This in turn gives you choice. 

 

Richard Schembri added an answer to this question
Richard Schembri

Richard Schembri, Entrepreneur - Team Coach and Mentor in Network Marketing at Team Berrygood

For me it would be plain and simple - Listen to your customers!

Once I started to not just hear my customers, but sit down and listen, help them and find a solution, my business catapulted. I find joy in helping people, this is the greatest reward, however in doing this, my business grows as well.

Leo Eliades

, at Inspire Now Pty Ltd

Hi Richard thank you for sharing your experience with me. You are definitely right there is such a distinct difference in hearing and listening for both sides, thank you again Leo

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