What You’ll Learn How to measure determine whether something will succeed or fail. What to look for when approaching a business acquisition. What positions you should consider hiring for first, …
What You’ll Learn How to avoid overhiring and under-hiring at your business. Why you need to connect all job postings to your company’s core values. Where to post job openings.How …
What You’ll Learn: Why you need to reach out to business brokers How dealing with business brokers can help you iterate your investment thesis How to position yourself with business …
This fear of proceeding alone into the unknown often leads Acquisition Entrepreneurs (AEs) to seek out a partner to accompany them on their business buying journey. After all, it’s a lot easier to justify a decision when two people agree on it – even if it turns out to be the wrong decision.
How do you organize your life? Are you able to point to your greatest successes and deepest failures and understand how they helped you get to where you are? In business, the flywheel concept was introduced by Jim Collins. It represents compounded investment of effort, where each step a business takes feeds directly into the next, which feeds into the next, until the cycle begins again, driving the business toward success. The flywheel concept has various applications in the business world, but it’s also a powerful tool for organizing our own personal lives. In this article, Acquira co-founder Hayden Miyamoto explains how to apply Collins’ lessons in a different way. He shows you how to make a personal flywheel that can help improve your life and the lives of those around you. The personal application of this concept actually helped in the creation of Acquira, by creating a method to provide capital, training, and systems to help people acquire businesses of their own.