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Business evolution exercises

These playful and engaging exercises can help us pinpoint strengths and weaknesses in your business. Then we can work together to create plans to develop the strengths, and say buh-bye to the weaknesses—or at least address and manage them.

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The Changemaker

What do you really, really want for your business? We'll define that, and define the steps required to make it happen, and then—yup—make it happen. This exercise takes about two active hours, and a report is provided on completion. $300

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Yay/Boo

What went well with your business in the last year? What didn't? We'll list these, then spot patterns and possibilities, and make plans.

This exercise takes about two active hours, and a report is provided on completion. $300

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What Don't I Want?

We'll look at some potential undesirable futures for your business—and then make a plan to avoid those things.

This exercise takes about two active hours, and a report is provided on completion. $300

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Affiliate Circles

This exercise will take us through all the affiliations you make with your business—partnerships, suppliers, networks, service providers, clients—and what you can and can't expect from them.

This exercise takes about two active hours, and a report is provided on completion. $300

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