[ptrikha21]

So I got to watch this Podcast by host Raj Shamani.
Here the guest : Business coach Rajiv Talreja focuses on the essential elements of
Building and scaling a successful business.
The conversation outlines the various stages of business growth,
from Struggle -> Survival -> Stability -> Success.
Need to emphasise the importance of defining the right customer, product/service, and price point.
Talreja also discusses the critical need for marketing, sales, operations, and accounts for achieving stability, and the transition from owner-dependence to building a second line of leadership for success.
Furthermore, we get to know the coach Rajiv's views on the complexities of Family Businesses, offering a framework for managing generational relationships through family, business partner, and mentor-mentee roles, and explore various entrepreneurial opportunities and approaches for starting a business.

Video Link :

[Netherrealmer]

In many Asian families, business and personal issues mix too much. His idea of separating roles into family, partner, and mentor makes sense. It can prevent conflicts that destroy both relationships and companies.

[ptrikha21]

In many Asian families, business and personal issues mix too much. His idea of separating roles into family, partner, and mentor makes sense. It can prevent conflicts that destroy both relationships and companies.

Yes he talks very logically and simplifies many concepts.
Worth watching !

[germainebull]

Rajiv Talreja has spoken out about business growth. He says the path to success starts with attack and victory. First, you start by knowing your real customers and what you are selling. Your price should be right for your market. Second, you need to have marketing and operational systems. This is what gives you enough stability. Third, build other secondary leaders. So that your business can continue to move forward even when you are not there. For family businesses, Rajiv gives a good idea. He says family members should have clear roles. One can be a brother as well as a mentor in the business. Finally, don't forget to be patient and diligent. Patience breeds success. Every big business started with a small dream. You can succeed if you use these good tips.