The 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) provides a simple, repeatable, and proven method for executing your most critical strategic priorities amid your day-to-day work. They are as follows: Focus on the Wildly Important; Act on the Lead Measures; Keep a Compelling Scoreboard; and Create a Cadence of Accountability.
Are you ready to fail? Succeeding as an entrepreneur means that you will have to overcome failure constantly. This article describes the 8 critical mistakes of entrepreneurship that result in the entrepreneur’s worst-case scenario.
In his book, Entrepreneurial Leap, Gino Wickman claims that people require 6 essential traits to be an entrepreneur: Visionary, Passionate, Problem Solver, Risk Taker, and Responsible.
In the book, The E-Myth Revisited, Michael Gerber tears down the myths of becoming an entrepreneur. He discusses the business lifecycle, the underlying systems, and how to apply franchising lessons.
In the 10X Rule, Grant Cardone shows you his principle to set goals that are ten times what you think you want and take ten times the action to achieve those goals.
In his book, Make Your Bed, Admiral William McRaven gives ten powerful lessons from Navy SEAL training that will help you change the world.
The Smart Teams framework helps you get the most out of your teams by having the right people, the right goals, and the right coordination.
The Rapid Planning Method helps you determine the outcome you want, connect it to your purpose, and devise an action plan to achieve it.
In Building a StoryBrand, Donald Miller helps you take your customers through their journey to effectively explain what you company offers. The book outlines the StoryBrand (SB7) Framework, which is a seven-part process.
In the 1-Page Marketing Plan, Allen Dib helps you create a marketing plan to get prospects to become interested, get leads to buy your products and services, and turn your customers into raving fans.
