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What happens when business owners stop being the bottleneck in their own company?
In this episode of The 60 Second Podcast, Matt McCoy sits down with Cary Prejean, Founder of Strategic Business Advisors, to discuss how systems, dashboards, and operational clarity can completely transform a business.
Cary shares the story of an e-commerce company that grew from $5.8M to $21M in revenue after the founders stopped spending their time fighting fires and started building processes that could scale without them.
The lesson? Growth doesn't come from working harder. It comes from creating a business that can run without you.
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