Bøger af Mark Moses

Most books that teach you how to build and grow a business are organized around the functional areas of business, such as people, finance, operations, and marketing. Those things are important and necessary-no question- but what is missing is an overarching methodology that systematically reels in every aspect of building and growing a successful company and creates a repeatable process to execute on the activities that will lead to BIG growth in your company. In his first book, Make BIG Happen, Mark Moses outlined the four questions that formed the foundation of CEO Coaching International, an executive coaching firm that has helped over 875 companies reach extraordinary revenue and EBITDA growth. Now, in Making BIG Happen, CEO Coaching International's proven set of best practices have been translated into a simple three-step process, supported by over 30 tools, to show leaders how to achieve extraordinary business growth.

Ask better questions, and you will get better results. Top business coach Mark Moses has identified four critical questions every business leader should explore on their journey to business and life success. Called The Make Big Happen Questions(TM), they are: 1. What do you want? 2. What do you have to do? 3. What could get in the way? 4. How do you hold yourself accountable? Mark explains how these questions are the foundation of every fast-growing profitable business and how answering them in the right way can lead to exceptional results. With over thirty years of entrepreneurial and business success, Mark is a leading entrepreneur and CEO coach who knows how to turn a good business and a satisfying life into a great business and an extraordinary life. No matter your situation, Make Big Happen! will show you how to live, work, and give BIG!

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