Daily Business Advice - November 16, 2025

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Don't scale broken systems

Growth is intoxicating—new customers, bigger numbers, wider reach. But if the foundation is shaky, scaling just multiplies the cracks. A leaky bucket doesn't need more water; it needs patching. Before you chase expansion, look hard at your systems, your processes, your delivery. Scaling should amplify strengths, not flaws. Otherwise, you're just building a bigger mess.


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