Level Up

What does one more deal or one more customer really do for you?

You may have been working your job or business for quite a while and are quite good at it. That’s great. The money could be good. It might be worth sitting tight and be a machine.

Maybe the next 100 deals or projects are simply padding your account or making you sharper at your craft.

But, does the next thing, which you have already been doing, get you to where you want to go? If you keep grinding away, are you in a better place in 5 years?

Simply working your pipeline or projects could simply be costing you time. You could be building something bigger.

Think about leveling up:

  • Building a product which sells itself
  • Starting that business which will grow in value
  • Having a team that does the work for you
  • Automating rather than manually pushing
  • Getting ahead of the curve and readying for the market shift
  • Move from a doer to an owner

What we are familiar with can feel safe. But it can also be slow death in reality. We’re simply the boiling frog rather than the eager pioneer.

Time will pass mercilessly. Think for a second.

How can you level up now?

Published by Don Dalrymple

I partner with founders and entrepreneurs in startup businesses. I write and consult on strategy, systems, team building and growing revenue.

2 thoughts on “Level Up

  1. Well written Don,

    I am for sure on the “Doing” to much these days but working towards a transition and not so bad while hanging out in Louisiana. If all goes well off to Puerto Rico in 10 days.

    Cheers my friend,

    Joe —

    Joe Law – Founder 907-338-1847 • sundogmedia.com

    Bright People, Brilliant Websites

    “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover” – Mark Twain

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