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Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

10 Lessons from how to Grow Your Small Business book by Donald Millar —: 1. Clear Vision and Strategy : Define goals, know your market, and plan for success. 2. Overcome Weaknesses : Fix unclear roles, lack of focus, offer confusion, selling aversion, and poor cash management. 3. Build a Strong Team : Hire right, assign roles, and foster a positive environment. 4. Marketing and Branding : Create a brand story, know your audience, and use effective marketing. 5. Customer Experience : Provide excellent service, meet needs, and build loyalty. 6. Systems and Processes : Streamline operations, automate tasks, and ensure scalability. 7. Learn and Adapt : Stay curious, get feedback, and embrace new ideas. 8. Manage Finances : Focus on budgeting, cash flow, and financial planning. 9.Growth Mindset : Embrace challenges, learn from failures, and see setbacks as growth opportunities. 10. Action and Persistence: Follow a 6-step plan for timely actions and growth.

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