Did growth slow down right when it should have sped up? Look at how the company is set up, not at your calendar.
The sign is simple. You added people and got less help, not more. Every new hire added a line into your inbox instead of taking one off your plate.
Early on, sending everything through the founder works. You know the most. Past a certain size, it flips. The habit that built the company becomes its ceiling. The fix isn't to work harder or care less. It's to change where decisions live. Each decision you hand off is a quiet win, and they add up.
It maps where decisions really go, not where the org chart says they go. It finds the jobs that should own them. Then it gives you the few moves that take you out of the middle of everything. They're about roles, not people. They come in order, with a 90-day plan.

Eight questions. A red, yellow, or green on People, Structure, and Systems. And the one thing to fix first.
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