The Fastest Growing Company in the World
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So you want to have the fastest growing company in
the world. Any one coach or entrepreneur can tell
you it takes teamwork, time management,
organizational, innovation and execution skills.
Almost always right, but what does it take to make a
great company in today's world. Why are companies
like Microsoft expanding and companies like GM
decreasing. Is it technology, partly, innovation,
partly but not completely.
What makes the best companies rise to the top? What
makes a company go from $0-$1,000,000 in 1 year. What
makes a company go from $11,000,000- $20,000,000
plus in one year.
The answer is the S word. The S word changes
everything, but you have to create the S. S takes
time, collaboration, constant, collective,
communication at all levels. However S takes more
than this, it takes exectuable action. S is
something like the atmosphere, it is made up of a
bunch of things, energy, some positive, some
negative, molecules, tiny particles.
The best and most successful businesses have systems
in place. NO, SYSTEMS IS NOT THE S WORD.
Everyone has systems, effective systems are better
but what are effective systems?
We are almost there, but not quite!
Why are gold medal athletes such?
HOW DO TOP ATHLETES ALWAYS OUTPERFORM OTHERS? They
have a trainer, there is lots of hard work, they
study other successful people. Why then is the gold
next year not a repeat of the successful
presentation that it was last year? Something has
changed. Like the way the evolution in weather
changes, the rules of the game change. What is
considered exceptional changes?, what is important
changes?
So what is it? What is the S word?
Very few entrepreneurs have the S word.
"Overall shifts in wealth concentration are matched
by changes in the wealth of those at the very top of
the income distribution. Today we call those at the
very top of the income distribution
"billionaires"--for their wealth is more than one
billion dollars. According to Forbes Magazine's
attempts to count, the year 1996 saw some 132
billionaires in America--and of the top twenty, at
least four owed their wealth to Microsoft: the three
Microsoft billionaires William Gates, Paul Allen,
and Steven Ballmer, and Intel founder Gordon Moore
whose wealth has been greatly multiplied by the
synergies between Microsoft software and Intel
microprocessors over the past two decades."
J. Bradford DeLong
University of California at Berkeley, and NBER
first draft October 13, 1997; second draft January
1, 1998
Does the S WORD have to do with innovation in new
frontiers, railroad, energy, transportation,
software revolution.
Yes, partly but the S WORD has more to it than
innovation and technology. The S WORD is not
something that can be developed too easily, or too
quickly.
Some of the best marketers, like Jay Abraham know
what the S WORD is.
The S WORD works in every industry, in every country
in every product or service.
However not many people strive to achieve the S
WORD. Some have heard about it, others try to
imitate, but not many consistently continue to do
it. Even billionaires, millionaires and large motor
giants like GM had the S WORD, but they lost it,
they lost it over time.
Microsoft is one such company that has achieved the S WORD, next issue we will reveal the S WORD.
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