Scaling a Business

Scaling a business is often described as growth, more clients, more staff, more revenue, more visibility. But growth without intelligence creates strain. The Ripple Effect Advantage introduces a more...

There is a moment in every transformational practitioner’s journey when the outward signs of progress seem at odds with the quiet truth stirring within. You know you are gifted. You know your work...

You have a recurring issue. A compliance delay. An operational bottleneck. A task that is always behind, or a system no one seems to use correctly. So you try to fix it. Maybe you buy a new tool.

There’s a point in growth where everything technically looks great. Revenue is steady, opportunities are pouring in, and the team is larger than ever. But the business feels heavier than it should. Most...

For many small and medium-sized businesses, growth is supposed to feel like success. In reality, it often feels like pressure. Revenue increases, but clarity disappears. Opportunities multiply...

You don’t have a traffic problem, you have a memory problem. While most founders chase impressions, clicks, and reach, their brands vanish from people’s minds moments later. This article...

Running a construction business can often feel like an endless hustle, long hours on-site, managing multiple projects, and handling a seemingly never-ending list of tasks. But it doesn’t have to be...

There comes a moment in every founder’s journey when the business is working, the team is growing, and demand is rising. On the surface, everything looks like progress. Yet behind the scenes, there's...

Family businesses are known for their heart, history, and complexity. As these companies grow across generations, many find themselves struggling with blurred roles, misaligned expectations, and...

Most founders don’t lose their companies because they fail. They lose them because the identity that built the business can’t run its next version, and the board often notices first. That’s a truth few in...

I recently picked up a book called Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg and started reading it yesterday as my 23rd book of the year. The goal was to read 35, but let’s just say I’m currently leaning into grace...

In January of 1969, the Beatles embarked on an ambitious project. They decided to spend two weeks in a studio in Twickenham, write a complete album, and then perform it live on a TV show.

Every entrepreneur begins with an idea powerful enough to challenge the ordinary. But as the business grows, so does the noise: more people, more complexity, more uncertainty. Many founders...

You’re a capable mountaineer who sees a range that’s beautiful. You’re sure it’ll make a positive impact on someone or something if you climb it, so off you set. Long days. Shifting weather. All in...

In the global race for growth, one of the most underestimated tools for market expansion isn’t marketing or partnerships - it’s public procurement (tenders). Tenders, or public procurement processes...

Launching a startup means building two things at once: the product and the brand. Early on, I wasnʼt ready to build the product, but I could build the brand, so I started there.