Fix This Next
How To Identify Your Most Urgent Need In Your Business and How To Fix It
If you find yourself trapped between stagnating sales, low or nonexistent profit, staff turnover, and unhappy customers, what do you fix first?
Every issue seems urgent — but there’s no way to address them all at once. What you need to do is identify your CURRENT BIGGEST CHALLENGE and address that. Consider looking into Fix This Next.
“The biggest problem business owners have is that they don’t know what their biggest problem is.”
-Mike Michalowicz
What is Fix This Next?
Identifying Your Vital Need
Mike Michalowicz created what is called the Business Priority Pyramid (BPP). The BPP helps you identify your next biggest challenge.
What is the Business Priority Pyramid?
Let’s learn about each of the 5 core needs.
Broken Down: The Business Priority Pyramid
1.
SALES: The Creation of Cash
2.
PROFIT: The Creation of Stability
3.
ORDER: The Creation of Efficiency
4.
IMPACT: The Creation of Transformation
5.
LEGACY: The Creation of Permanence
Fix This Next In Your Business
Like we have said, many business owners get overwhelmed and try to fix everything in their business at once. You can get bogged down in the details and every day grind in your business, which is why an objective, professional eye can be invaluable.
Using a Certified Fix This Next Advisor will be invaluable to you in identifying and meeting your business’s needs. We are specially trained to help you identify your real biggest challenge and give you specific and actionable tools to meet each need in your business. We are prepared to guide you through the process of identifying your need and implementing the strategies and tools to meet it.
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Get and Give Needs
The hierarchy is split into two levels: Get and Give.
GET: Sales, Profit, and Order
GIVE: Legacy and Impact
You have to get to give. If your business is not making sales, generating profit, or running efficiently, you cannot even begin to think about the impact you are having with your customers or the permanent future of your business. The ‘Give’ levels involve you taking the success you have generated in the ‘Get’ stages and using it to create a business that is sustainable and (even more) beneficial to your community.
Some companies choose to stay within the ‘Get’ levels, not concerning themselves with the complications of the other two levels. This is ok! There may even be some needs in your business that aren’t part of this specific hierarchy. That is also ok! The point of the hierarchy is to identify your vital need and meet it. What that need is doesn’t matter as long as you know what it is and are equipped to then meet it.