There are Four Types of Business Owners

The Gunslinger, The Mechanic, The Goalie, and The Unicorn.

Congrats, fellow entrepreneur!

Because of your courage, effort, and being great at what you do - your business is up off the ground!

WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS OWNER ARE YOU?

This 10-minute quiz will tell you enough about all 4 and what you need to do to overcome your blind spots and achieve the success you want... without the brute force and endless fires.

Your results will be returned to you immediately, along with some quick steps - what you can do to better position yourself and your company for growth - and a better life.

What Type of Business Owner Are you?

This 10-minute quiz will tell you enough about all 4 and what you need to do to overcome your blindspots and achieve the success you want… without the brute force and endless fires. Your results will be returned to you immediately, along with some quick steps - what you can do to better position yourself and your company for growth - and a better life.

Which of these areas has contributed most to your success?

Sales - getting the work

Operations - doing the work

Finance - Keeping score, getting paid, managing costs

When it comes to investing in the business, you:

Go with your Gut instinct mostly.

Desire to provide the best product/ service you possibly can

Study known facts and information

When making decisions in general.

You tend to very decisive.

You tend to be practical.

You take the time to carefully consider the facts and options.

When it comes to risk, your mindset is:

No risk,no reward.

You wouldn't be in business if you didn't have SOME tolerance for risk,

To stay in business, you need to make sure there's plenty of money for a rainy day

When it comes to missed opportunities/sales.

You CAN'T STAND missed opportunities.

You've always had enought sales from word of mouth, you don't focus on it that much.

As long as the bottom line bank account are solid, you don't focus on it that much

When you find out you lost a sale:

It pissed you off.

You think the customer probably is only interested in the lowest price.

You don't like it but you can't win'em all.

Businesses go out of business because

They don't have enough sales.

Their quality isn't good enough.

They don't manage their cash well enough.

How important is operational efficiency to business success?

Mainly comes into play when you have enough sales to make it count

Not as important as quality service/product.

The most important aspect of a successful business.

What bothers you the most?

Losing out to a competitor.

Disappointing a customer.

Seeing any kind of waste

Enter your email to see your results!

We will send you fun and infrequent updates.

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *