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Malcolm Darensbourg
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Trying to create a system

Malcolm Darensbourg
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Hi everyone. I'm currently at 35 units and things are picking up fast. I'm looking to bring my son in and teach him more about the business. I have a challenge perhaps. I've never quite created a system yet. So, before I bring someone in I would like to at least have some criteria and guidelines on paper. Most of these things are in my head, and I just act on it as deals come along. What would be some of the best advice you guys and gals have for implementing a system for my business. Thanks for all answers beforehand !

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Kuba F.
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A couple good reads include Work the System and The E Myth Revisited.

When scaling any business, you want to document and outsource as much as possible the things that keep you working in the business...

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