196: How to Grow Your Small Business
With 93.1% of small businesses earning annual revenues of less than $250k and 57.1% with revenues of less than $25k, it pays to understand why small businesses are failing. Obviously, every business is unique, but there are some common causes for disaster.
On this week's episode, Grant discusses the five reasons (below) that businesses are flopping and how to avoid this pitfall:
Small Business Blunders: 1) No one knows who you are 2) You are too small 3) Don't grow fast enough 4) Don't invest enough money 5) Don't make money
Grant also goes one-on-one with callers and teaches them about the importance of acting like a business owner.
Finally, Grant invites viewers to sign-up for the Kick Start Your Small Business Interactive Webinar with Grant Cardone & Fran Tarkenton
If you are thinking about starting a business, just started a new business, or want to grow your business…..Don't miss this LIVE Video Webcast on October 21st where two completely self made legends show YOU how to take your small business from survive to thrive!
Grant Cardone, New York Times bestselling author and the world's leading international sales trainer will show you how to work to prosper, never make excuses, be open to failing and concentrate on massive goals every single day.
Fran Tarkenton, an NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback with over 50 years of business experience and 20 successful companies under his belt, will be covering his building blocks for entrepreneurial success, shows you how culture trumps everything, and how to maximize The Power of Failure.
Click here to reserve your spot: http://kickstartyoursmallbusiness.com/
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