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Truth Bomb: the best people don’t work for broke companies. Growth minute: The Talent- Cash Cycle. I always hear founders complain; “I can’t find good people.” But here’s what I think is missing; their sales pipeline is the real problem. Here’s the uncomfortable truth that needs to be known:
I hope you get the point now; Reason most businesses suck; is Because they try to hire A players on C budgets, and then wonder why they can’t scale. Let me break this down with real numbers:
Bottom line: Instead of complaining about the talent pool, focus on selling more. Your ideal hire is waiting - they just can't afford to work for you yet. Quick math: If you close just 2 more clients at $2K/month, you can now afford that game-changing hire who'll help you close 10 more. That's how you break the cycle. Want to dive deeper into scaling your business and sales to afford the team you really want? Reply "SCALE" and I'll send you my revenue growth framework. Keep selling, Allan Kibuuka. PS: Just overheard someone say "I can't afford good people" while holding a $7 (21000ugx) coffee. |
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