What is Glass Box clarity?

So many business leaders are frazzled and frustrated trying to build a scalable business that can generate profit without burning out its people or compromising its values.

I can help you build a system for scaling the value, profit, and impact of your business.

Glass Box clarity means that you have:

  • Clarity about your current results

  • Clarity about where you want to go

  • Clarity about the root problems that are holding you back

  • Clarity about how to overcome those obstacles

  • Clarity about your progress along the way

Growing your business without this is not only difficult, it can be disastrous.

See and fix your results first, then scalable growth will come!

My Purpose Is Your Potential

I use the Scaling Up framework to help purpose-driven leaders grow their businesses.

The Scaling Up model focuses on four key decisions that every leadership team must get right in order to grow:

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution, but the fundamentals of organizational health and growth are universal.

You can change your outcomes by changing the activities that produced those outcomes - and the mindset that produced those activities.

Scaling Up gives leadership teams a framework for driving the activities that lead to new levels of profit, value, and social impact.

Founder

I’m on a mission to help for-purpose leaders spend way less time running their businesses so they can spend way more time changing the world.

I believe businesses can have tremendous positive impact when they broaden their focus from profit and growth to more holistic goals like thriving customers, environmental sustainability, and community well-being.

I’ve launched two businesses, run restaurants, hotels, and nonprofit ventures between $5M and $100M. The common denominator across all those experiences was healthy teams, purposeful growth, and social impact.

One-Minute Email

For owners and leaders who want to scale their for-purpose organizations. Past emails appear as blog posts in case you want to know what you’re getting into.