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and now three, two three two one here we go Hello Thriveers. I am here with Clay Clark, our U.S. Small Business Administration

and Entrepreneur of the Year and we're here to have a great time together. We're talking

today about scale or fail, build your business with the big picture in mind.

And Clay, I'm going to give a brief overview before I let you dive into this today.

Sounds fair enough.

I respect that decision which is a

most good as it's in mono all right so scale we're talking about scale or

fail and we've broken down the word scale into an acronym which are thrivers that

are watching scale means we going to break it down to S stands for systems driven,

C checklist dependent, A, accountability focused,

then L, learnable and trainable, and E, executable by all.

So as we dive into this, when we dive into the first one here, Clay, I'm going to begin

with a notable, quoteable about systems driven, and then I'm going to begin with a notable quoteable about systems driven and then I'm going to let you just dive in and we're talking about

scale or fail Michael Gerber has a quote which says if your businesses depend on you you don't own a business

you have a job it is the worst job in the world because you're working for a lunatic

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