Category Archives: Math
ReadyFounder is now Entrepreneurial Performance Labs!
I’m thrilled to announce that ReadyFounder Services and Brice Consulting Group have joined forces to form Entrepreneurial Performance Labs (EPL), a new kind of knowledge-driven firm. To learn more, visit our temporary web site and watch this brief … Continue reading
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Tagged Entrepreneurial Leadership, EPL, Growth Leader, John Bradberry, Management, startup, Talent
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Don’t Let Complexity Kill Your Value Proposition
I was working with a senior leader of a Fortune 100 company last week. He was nervous about an upcoming product launch, one that had gotten countless hours of development and a treasure full of capital. Product developers were beaming … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Decision Making, Execution, Strategy
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Want to Build a Company That Will Sell Someday? Consider These 7 Questions from the Start
I have often suggested to starry-eyed startup founders that they spend less time thinking about selling their future company and more time acquiring and understanding customers. Don’t be distracted by distant rainbows and pots of gold. Focus instead on fighting … Continue reading
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What is a “Math Story”? (Why Should You Care)?
I will write regular posts for this category — labeled “Math” in the 4-quadrant model in the right-hand column of the blog. Your math story is the organizing logic of your new venture — what you are attempting to build … Continue reading
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