Accelerating Your Business - David McMullen - Taking Flight: EO Atlanta - Episode # 002

Do you know how to grow a business? What are some things you should look out for? How do you rise above the rest? Well, all of those questions will be answered in this episode. Today’s guest is David McMullen Founder of The Jector Group. David shares with Sarah his personal experiences with starting his own company. David opens up about how his business started from the bottom and flew to the top. Please tune in to this episode to hear David’s tips and tricks on businesses. We learned so much!


Takeaways:
  • In order to grow in your company, scale yourself to the top and prove to others that you can do it.
  • With every strategy you make, add layers to it. This will help simplify your objective and make it easier to complete the to-dos.
  • When you no longer know where every dollar's coming and where every dollar's going. That should be the time to start building a leadership team around you.
  • You should always have a leadership team to help keep things on track.
  • In order to grow your business, you need to be a part of it. A business can’t grow if there’s no one involved.
  • As a business owner, you should always keep in mind what other buying decisions your customers have.


Quote of the Show:
  • “You've got to understand that you can't do it all. You've gotta create processes and systems in your company that do what you have been doing.” (17:56)


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Creators and Guests

Sarah Tourville
Host
Sarah Tourville
Sarah Tourville is the CEO and founder of Media Frenzy Global along with being the Communications Co-Board Chair of the Atlanta Chapter of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization and an Advisory Board Member of the Metro Atlanta Chamber.
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