Achieve Growth In What Matters The Most For Your Business - Time, Team, Money, And Future!
Everyone talks about setting goals. However, many people face challenges in turning their aspirations into achievements. On the flip side, some not only reach their goals but also surpass them. The key to success lies in setting clear goals, creating a feasible plan, and staying dedicated to the daily efforts required to achieve them.
Expand your horizons and find new ways to grow your business. Growth is a gradual process; it does not happen immediately or by accident. Growing a business requires time, effort, and hard work. Every facet of a business, from teamwork to marketing strategy, is critical and must be carefully considered.
Steer a team of creative and independent thinkers that regularly produce extraordinary results. Contrary to popular assumption among business owners, motivating a staff entails more than merely offering raises. To effectively motivate your team, you must first understand what each individual values in terms of work-life balance. It is critical to develop a business culture that encourages team inspiration. This method generates true team motivation and results in remarkable performance.
If you're like most business owners, you probably had particular reasons for starting your business. If your reasons are similar to those of many people in your situation, they may include:
If you also happen to be like most people, chances are your current reality doesn’t quite reflect the visions you once had.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.
You can work fewer hours, earn more money, have a great team, and create substantial amounts of net wealth.
Click below to gain clarity and take control over the four critical elements of successful businesses - Time, Team, Money, and Future.
John Terry
Senior Infrastructure Engineer
"I had the honor of working for Ed Jarecki as a Senior Infrastructure Engineer while he was at Everview/OSG. When he first came in, he went straight to work, cutting through the madness and getting infrastructure organized and ready for new challenges.One thing that really stands out for me was Ed's genuine concern for his employees, both professionally and personally. He understands that happy employees make the best employees, and there wasn't anything I wouldn't have done for him.Even today, we maintain a friendship and professional relationship. Ed's attention to detail and his ability to get people together and work as a team are second to none. It was a pleasure to work with him, and I would definitely work with him again if given the opportunity."
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Systems & Network | Tech Enthusiast | Intrepid Explorer
"I’m lucky to have worked with Ed in EverView, a leader who is not only interested in the company’s bottom line, but also in his employees’ professional growth. He gave me enough time and opportunity to grow in the team.He is great at organizing and bringing people together. His ideas are exceedingly creative and thought-provoking, and his implementation is always impressive. He is very calm under pressure and always able to manage unforeseen events smoothly.It was a pleasure to work with him and I hope it happens again."
Business and Executive Coach
Ed Jarecki is a Certified FocalPoint Business and Executive Coach. He specializes in helping $1M-$10M business owners maximize business valuation, vision, strategy enablement, personal success, and financial freedom. With his personalized guidance and proven strategies, Ed's goal is to empower entrepreneurs and business leaders to confidently navigate challenges, achieve their goals, and fulfill their dreams.
1. TAKE THE ASSESSMENT
This 5-minute Business Growth Score assessment provides me with more insight into your needs and what you are looking for in your business.
2. DISCOVERY CALL
A 20-minute discovery call is our chance to meet one another and have a conversation. It helps to determine if we are a good fit.
Business is a fickle thing: It can yield incredible rewards to those who grind it out daily and doesn't bestow "luck" to those who don't.
However, regardless of your workload and experience, there's one thing that all small business owners run into throughout their careers: Adversity.
Once you get rid of one problem, another seems to take its place.
Luckily, they can be taken care of with a bit of preventative action from you and your management team. All the best business owners plan for these situations.
Here are seven common problems that small businesses run into and a solution for each one.
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