Improve performance and profits. It’s time to systematize your scalability and get a measurable way to grade and track your business success.
BUSINESS SUCCESS FORMULA
Learn to proactively scale.
Clients LOVE the Business Success Formula


Who is the Business Success Formula for?
This program is perfect for both small and large businesses—ideally, businesses with over 10 employees.
It’s an extremely helpful—-and measurable— method for getting the scalable success you want!
- Organizations with 10 or more employees.
- Business leaders who are committed to doing something different to really grow and scale.
- Business leaders who want a measurable way to scale.
- Business leaders who are ready to take their business to the next level.
- Business leaders who recognize that growing is an ongoing process that needs to be continually tweaked and monitored.
- Business leads who want to improve the performance (and lives) of their employees
- Busines leaders who want an optimized sales team and sales cycle
What Exactly Is the Business Success Formula?
The formula covers 5 essential areas you need to address and master in order to scale your business.
These include:
1. Your people
2. Your business’ performance
3. Your brand
4. Innovation
5. Money

In his cutting-edge two-half-day intensives, Mike shows participants the simple formula for business success:
T (1.5) + P + B + (I+M)(0.5) = Business Success
Translated: Talent (1.5)+ Performance + Brand + (Innovation+Money) (0.5)= Business Success
Let’s break it down
#1- Talent:
Putting Together Your A-List Team…
Your employees are the ones generating revenue and working as a team.
It simply makes good business sense to attract and hire the best possible people for your teams. But that is easier said than done!
This in itself is an art that can be learned.
But this entails more than that.
Once they’re hired and onboarded, you’ll need to manage and instill your organization’s culture in them as well.
You also need to continue to lead and manage your existing employees.
#2- Performance: Combining Human and Material Resources to Scale
When you’re scaling your business, you need to combine your marketing, sales, automation, and virtually every other process in your business to scale effectively.
It begins with defining your roles and processes.
When you do this, you can then maximize the value of your product or service.
Your business is then able to scale over and above your competition easily.
#3-Your Brand—How Your Prospects View Your Business
Branding isn’t just for the big-box companies anymore.
In a hyper-competitive business environment, branding becomes crucial in your ability to make your business stand out—particularly online.
Branding is more than just your color scheme. It includes all marketing communications as well.
Your business’ voice in all communication needs to stay consistent across all marketing channels.
And this begins with defining your marketing message concisely.
#4- Innovation—Not Just a Luxury For The Fortune 500 Anymore
The brands that are the most successful learn to navigate the pitfalls of business and be successful in spite of them.
Pouring money into R&D to maximize the potential of existing products and services is one way.
Navigating changing and unfavorable government regulations is another.
But the real key to stay relevant— in both your industry and marketplace at large— is through continuous innovation.
Brands that do this consistently are many times the leaders in their industry.
#5- Money—Learning What to Measure and Project
Changing the way you handle your finances is essential for scaling. Some companies default to thinking they need a big infusion of cash.
But more money is only part of the equation. Borrowing money may solve your cash flow issues for the short term, but it brings other issues with it.
You have to be careful to not pile up debt.
You need to understand the principles of cash flow, and you need to be creative with ways to improve your cash flow while scaling your company.
About Mike Volkin
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The BSF In Action
Mike will have 2 meetings, either in person at your office or virtually. The meetings total about 7.5 hours:
MEETING 1:
Timeline
9:00-9:30am: Staff intro and BSF intro
9:30-11:00am: Talent
11:00-11:15am: Break
11:15-12:15pm: Performance (part 1)
MEETING 2:
9:00-10:00am: Performance (part 2)
10:00-11:00am: : Brand
11:00-11:15am: Break
11:15-12:00pm: Innovation
12:00pm-1:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm-1:30 Closing, calculations and final takeaways