How To Run an Eight-Figure Business in One Hour a Week
Business Growth Central with The Botterills и Entrepreneurs Circle
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How To Run an Eight-Figure Business in One Hour a Week
1 634 просмотра · 3 нед. назад
Business Growth Central with The Botterills и Entrepreneurs Circle
1 634 просмотра · 3 нед. назад
Could ONE hour a week really be enough to run an eight-figure business?
Well this week on Business Growth Central, Cameron reveals the meeting that keeps everything on track, Elliott shares why his team actually looked forward to meetings, and Nigel reveals the difficult lesson that made the business less dependent on him…
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Chapters:
00:00 How Do You Run an Eight-Figure Business in One Hour a Week?02:35 How Do You Run a Business With a Leadership Team?03:30 When Should You Start Holding Team Meetings?05:27 What Is the Best Management System for a Growing Business?06:01 How Do You Stop Solving Every Problem in Your Business?07:30 The Most Important Hour of Our Business Every Week07:37 How Do You Build a Business That Runs Without You?09:20 How Should You Structure a Weekly Team Meeting?11:42 How Do You Manage a Growing Business?12:44 How Do You Create an Annual Business Plan?15:10 Why Quarterly Planning Is Essential for Business Growth16:09 How Do You Run a Monthly Business Review?16:50 How Do You Run an Effective Monday Morning Meeting?17:32 Why Weekly Meetings Help You Hit Your Annual Targets18:58 How Do You Identify What’s Holding Your Business Back?20:46 How Do You Make Your Leadership Team Accountable?22:18 How Do You Build a Business That Can Scale Without You?22:50 How Do You Get Your Team to Take Ownership?24:14 How Do You Delegate Without Losing Control?25:18 What Should You Measure on a Business Scorecard?25:28 How Can You Run an Eight-Figure Business in One Hour a Week?26:35 The One Thing Every Effective Meeting Must End With