In the business space, a lot of leaders use the terms “scaling” and “growth” interchangeably. But there’s a clear difference between the two. Let me explain scaling vs growth when it comes to business.

When a company expands its resources and gets an increase in revenue, that’s growth.

On the other hand, if the company gets that same revenue boost without the additional resources, then it’s scaling all the way.

And here’s the thing — many business owners get these confused. Scaling is what you want to aim for.

This is what you can do as a leader to make it happen.

Create a 10X strategy

A company’s mission, vision, and values matter. But they’re part of an identity — not a strategy. 

To build a solid business strategy, you need to ask yourself:

• Where does my company stand in the market among competitors?
• What strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) are there at hand?
• How can I take massive action to dominate my industry?

Process makes perfect

A lot of business leaders hold the false belief that process kills creativity. That couldn’t be further from the truth.

In fact, it’s the opposite. Processes support creativity. Once you put them in place, you’ll find that you don’t have to reinvent the wheel each time you need to take action for your company.

To continue scaling your organization, you need to build processes that will reduce costs, time, and resources in the long run.

This way, you’re setting yourself, your team, and your company up for success. 

That’s the true difference between business scaling vs growth, and it’s the one that matters the most.

Now, if you want to learn how to 10X your business and get access to some of the best scaling strategies on the market, set up a call with Cardone Ventures. Our team is ready to show you how you can increase your sales, double your conversions, and triple your profitability.

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