The text discusses the planning fallacy, where business owners, lured by potential valuations, overlook the rigorous effort needed for substantial growth. It emphasizes that achieving a significant increase in company value requires realistic planning and commitment, supported by trusted advisors, rather than merely hoping for the best outcomes.
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“I’m taking the logos off my trucks. It just makes them a target for personal injury lawyers.” “I don’t want to put our newest product innovations on our website. The competitors just copy them.” “We pay all of our employees to bring their vehicles back to the yard every night. We don’t want to be… Continue reading Decisions Made from Fear
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