A focus on quality, willingness to change, investing in people, and staying transparent will help your business achieve both short-term and long-term goals.
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Rule 2 - Build your business for monthly recurring revenue There are two types of businesses - Those who start the year with a blank sheet and very little revenue and those who start the year with strong visibility on their revenue, ie. who get monthly recurring revenue (MRR). The first ones tend to work project by project or deal by deal. They are very susceptible to changes in the business environment. They need to invest heavily in BD. They have limited visibility on their revenue and therefore have a hard time committing to investments (for ex they would work with free lancers more so than hiring full time employees) The second ones work on a subscription basis. They start January with approx 12X their December revenue secured. Their BD is focusing on growth only (and not starting from zero). They have strong visibility on their revenue and can easily commit to investments. As you will have guessed I strongly prefer the latter! To get to a subscription business you need to: Accept lower unit rates in exchange for higher client commitment (I will always prefer a 10k$ a month yearly contract vs a 150Kusd one off project) Select clients who can work with you over a long period of time, which means saying "no" to many of them Invest heavily in your operations so that they deliver high value add to your clients over time Push your BD team to focus on the robust long term deals as opposed to the glittering short term wins If you build your business for MRR then you have strong foundations and will be able to sustain strong growth over the years!
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