Imagine you’re the captain of a ship. You’ve recruited sailors. You’ve sailed out of the harbour in search of far away treasures… And now you’re caught in a raging open sea storm.
When Josh was 18, he saw a young entrepreneur in his town driving a lamborghini… A guy who lived in the rich part of town. “Wow, this guy is SO young, and so successful. I wonder what he does.” Josh was amazed. And that was it.
If you’re about to assemble a board of directors, or you already have one… I bet this is your worst nightmare: Struggling through a slide deck while investors attack you for three hours straight.
As a business owner, you’ve likely sailed through “company killing storms”… No new customers for weeks. A key team member abandons ship when you need them the most. Mass ‘customer exodus’. You name it. But some of the worst storms happen during the early stages.
Have you ever been a victim of ‘shelf help’? Yeah, I’m talking about non-stop consumption of personal development materials. You buy a book, skim through it, and then add it to your shelf… You listen to podcast after podcast. And you read through blog posts adding them all to Evernote
Imagine a stranger sent you a box of toys… So many you had to hide them from your kids because it’s more than you’d give them on a Christmas day! That’s the story of how I met Brad Pedersen. Random chance encounter in the Air Canada lounge several years back.
I just searched “B2B SaaS Growth Hacks” on Quora. And here are some answers I got:
If your goal is to 2x over the next year… How do you make sure you’re taking the right action to get there? You’ve got plenty of ideas… But which ideas are worth your time? The last thing you want is to leave a trail of half completed projects online…
If you’ve achieved initial traction, I can help you scale-up to record-breaking revenue faster.
