Growing Pains
Your company can't grow if you're still rooted in thinking small.
My friend's wife recently asked me if she should expand her profitable fitness studio to another city as suggested by her friends.
"Are your friends entrepreneurs who have grown multilocation, interstate or international businesses?" I asked her.
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