High Growth Seminar

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Formed by 2 Experienced & Successful Business Coaches  Leverage expertise that we can get better results for our clients

Locally Based   So we are close to you and your business

  Extensive experience with mid market and High Growth Companies

Expertise From Greatest Coaches  ActionCOACH, Verne Harnish, Tony Robbins, Sir John Whitmre. Jack Canfield, Keith Cunningham, Stephen Covey, etc

Offer  Executive and Business Coaching  Retreats


The Life Cycle of a Business Zone of Maturity •  Reaping the rewards •  Developed a system for managing business that allows you to consistently meet your needs in a sustainable way •  Business = run by management team •  Organisation knows who they are and what Your Adult they will do in the future •  Beginning to anticipate the future •  Sales and profits are growing •  Make more committed choices •  Limit what you can focus on •  Start focus on systems Mid Life Evaluation •  Redefine what = long term success •  Things start to breakdown •  Rebirth of identity •  You evaluate whether to •  Settle down and get serious rejuviate or continue to age Teenager •  You have to innovate or •  Crisis created by management die •  Develop a professional team to manage business Aging •  Cashflow no longer a challenge •  Breakdown begins to •  Growth=focus, innovation=rampant accelerate •  Go-go leaders don’t attend meetings •  State of denial – “problems •  More means better aren’t that big” •  You become over confident •  You begin to attack/blame •  Trouble=imminent •  Talented people begin to leave Toddler •  Management by crisis •  Business walks and talks on its own Institutionalisation •  Have begun to build a management team •  Organisation is kept •  Business still relies on you for core decisions alive artificially •  Everything=accelerated through •  Cashflow is still a concern subsidisation •  Kept alive by Infancy systems rules, •  A race for survival policies but no •  Hire a person innovation or focus •  You are running the business •  Focus = production Death •  Cashflow = significant challenge •  Vision = No longer Birth •  Moment you take on risk •  Work to meet your own needs (ie.you have a job) •  Managing yourself

attainable •  No people to support it


1.  String Leadership 2.  High Performance Team 3. Business Model 4. Clear Strategy 5. Relentless Focus on the Customer 6. Build a Brand 7. Systemise


“The greatest discovery of my generation is that man can alter his life simply by altering his attitude of mind.” James Truslow Adams




  Maintain a balance and perspective

Physical

Personal

Professional


  Maintain a balance and perspective   Stay focused on the long term vision   Discipline, Consistency and Focus   Remember you are a mirror to your business, your

team, and your clients.


Be
a
Level
5
Leader….
 5.
Great
 Leader
 4.
Effec8ve
 Leader
 3.
Competent
Manager
 2.
Contribu8ng
Team
Member
 1.
Highly
Capable
Individual
 Source; Good to Great, Jim Collins


The
5
Prac?ces
of
Great
Leaders….
   Be
an
example
   Inspire
a
shared
vision
   Challenge
the
process
   Enable
others
to
act
   Encourage
the
heart
 Source; The Leadership Challenge, Kouzes & Posner


2.
High
Performance
Team


Winning teams know how to...


Great Companies Begin With Outstanding People

High
Job
 Comfort
=
 Excellent
 Job
Success
 Team Fit


  Communicate
with
your
team.

   Share
your
vision,
your
mission,
your
plan
and
the
status
of
the

companies
performance.

  Inclusion
and
involvement
are
essen?al.
   Establish
a
“Rhythm
of
Mee?ngs”



What you are deeply passionate about

What you can be the Best in the World at

What drives your economic engine (Profit/x) 17


Southwest Airlines Business Model

No
meals

Limited
 Passenger
 Service

No
seat
 assignments

Frequent,
 Reliable
 Departures

Strategic Theme No
 Baggage
 Transfers
 No
 Connec?ons
 with
other
 airlines

15
 minute
 gate
 turns

Limited
 use
of
 travel
 agents

Standard
 fleet
of
 737
 aircraR

Automa?c
 Ticke?ng
 Machines

Lean,
 Highly
 Produc?ve
 Ground
 Crew

High
 Employee
 pay

Linked Activities

Flexible
 union
 contracts
 High
 employee
 stock
 ownership

Short
Haul,
 Medium
 ci?es
and
 secondary
 airports

Very
Low
 Ticket
 Prices
 High
 AircraR
 U?lisa?on

“The
low
 fare
 airline”


4: A Winning Strategy “Strategy is not a lengthy ac1on plan. It is the evolu1on of a central idea through con1nually changing circumstances.”


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 Share strategy and progress with team  Track all activities on a company dashboard  Revise and update them as necessary   Analyse both your company, your competition, your

business environment and look for distinct opportunities that you can capitalise on.


5. A Relentless Focus On The Customer


At Zappos.com, Customer Service Is Everything. In Fact, It's The Entire Company!

“We've been asked by a lot of people how we've grown so quickly, and the answer is actually really simple... We've aligned the entire organization and culture around one mission: to provide the best customer service possible. Internally, we call this our WOW philosophy.”


6. Build a Brand



  Creating processes that run without you   Using the latest technology to improve

productivity and quality   Automatic systems in place for key functions: –  Delivery and Distribution –  Accountancy and Test and Measure –  People and Education –  Systems and Technology


What Do Truly Great Businesses Do In Any Economy?


Preserve Core Values Core Purpose

Change Cultural and Operating Practices Specific Goals and Strategies


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