Number of pages: 191
Publisher: Michael E. Gerber Companies.
BBB Library: Entrepreneurship
ISBN: 978-1618350480
A company, no matter what it does, and how it does that, is nothing other than a product you are preparing to sell. After all is said and done, that is what an entrepreneur is: an inventor of a grand and growing company – a product – which ultimately will be sold to a buyer who falls madly in love with it. The buyer falls in love with how well your company does it. In sum, such a company – a company which buyers absolutely love – possesses the uncanny, and seem-ingly unnatural, ability to scale. Which, put in a much simpler way, is that company’s intuitively brilliant ability to grow. Great growing companies know how to replicate their success, time after time. And by doing so, they grow, grow, grow. This summary is going to teach you how to do that.
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