Business Plan: How To Create a Vision for Your Business

Jill Stanton

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Be honest with me for a sec: Do you have a crystal-clear vision for your business?

Do you know how you want to grow it?

What your business looks like in 1 year, 3 years, hell, 5 years from now?

Do you know where you want to take it?

If I'm being completely candid, this is something Josh and I ignored for soooo-ooohhhh many years with the Screw.

And I'm betting it hurt our growth without us even realizing it.

That is until now.

Because now? Now we have a vision for the Screw that spans the next 3 years and serves as our guiding light for the direction of our company.

So how did we create this vision and how can YOU create one for your business?

Listen in and find out.

The Biggest Takeaways from This Episode:

  • {2:20} Why we're kinda hooked on creating a vision for our business
  • {5:40} WTF is a “vision” and why do you need one?
  • {9:15} Is it okay to change your vision for your business?
  • {10:20} How to mind map your vision out
  • {14:50} How to structure your vision
  • {17:10} The power of revealing your vision
  • {21:20} The book we used as inspiration for creating our 3 year vision

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