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New Webinar: Built to Break-Through!
We are running a free 30-minute session next Thursday and we want to make sure the community members see this. If you are running a business between Β£300K and Β£5M and growth has stalled, this is for you. Not because the market is difficult. Not because of your team. Most businesses at this level were never built to perform beyond it. We have spent years working with founders who are doing everything right and still not moving forward the way they should. The problem is almost always the same: Structure. In this session, we’re going to show you: - Why growth stalls at the same point in most ambitious SMEs and what is actually causing it - How to score your business live across the six areas that are either compounding your growth or quietly containing it - What your business could realistically be worth in two years with the right structure in place A contracting business that came through this framework added Β£560,000 in gross profit and grew its margin from 28% to 37%. Another grew revenue by 3.5 times in under two years. The structure was the difference. This is a live diagnostic, run on your business, in 30 minutes. The Founder-Led Framework: Built to Break Through Thursday 18th June 2026 | 2 PM BST | Register free here. Drop a comment below if you are joining and I will see you in there. Shweta
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Why Construction Businesses Get Stuck at Β£5m
Most construction businesses don’t fail to grow beyond Β£2–5m because of the market. They stall because the business outgrows the founder. At this level: β€’ Informal systems stop workingβ€’ Every decision still sits with the ownerβ€’ Turnover rises, but control weakens It’s the awkward middle stage, too big to run casually, too founder-dependent to scale properly. If you’ve been at this point (or are there now): What actually felt like the constraint in your business? Leadership? Cash flow? Letting go? Something else? I’ve written a full breakdown of why this happens and what needs to change to move beyond it. If you’re serious about scaling properly, I’d strongly recommend reading it. Read the blog here And once you have, I’d love to know what part resonated most with you?
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What problem do you want to be known for solving?
It’s not a very big deal to build a company. The toughest part is building a reputation that people actually love and trust. For that, you only need to answer one thing, what does your company really stand for? If you can’t answer that clearly, or if your answer is very generic and sounds like what most companies are already saying, then you don’t really have personal branding. You just have a business. Branding isn’t about your logo or your website. It’s about what people associate with your name. So again, what problem do you want to be known for solving? Take a moment, think it through, and share it in the comments.
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Stop Doing Annual Kick-off Meetings the Wrong Way. Here’s a Better Structure
Most annual kick-off meetings follow the same pattern. Leaders share the vision and targets for the year, departments present their plans and everyone leaves knowing what the goals are. What’s missing is the bridge between the annual goal and how the business actually runs day to day. That’s why, a few months later, teams are busy but not necessarily moving the plan forward. Here’s a better structure. Start with one clear annual outcome. One result the business must deliver. Translate it into quarterly outcomes. Each quarter answers one question. What must be true by the end of this quarter for the annual goal to stay on track? Then design weekly execution. What decisions, actions and metrics will move that quarterly outcome forward every single week? Finish with a review rhythm. What gets reviewed weekly. What gets reviewed monthly. And how adjustments will be made when reality doesn’t match the plan. Share in the comments! What have you implemented in your annual kick-off that actually works for you?And if you’re honest, what’s one thing you could change this year to make it more effective? If you’re rethinking how your annual plan turns into real execution, we’re unpacking this exact structure in our free webinar. We’ll walk through how business owners translate annual goals into quarterly focus and weekly decisions that actually stick, without adding more complexity. Link to join the webinar: https://consultingmasterclass.webinargeek.com/the-founder-framework-to-10x-your-growth-in-2026?cst=es
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Before you switch off...what’s one thing this week taught you about your business or yourself? Drop it below. πŸ‘‡Someone else might need that insight today.
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