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Cash Flow or Profit: What Should Small Business Owners Actually Focus On?
Cash flow keeps your business alive; profit makes it worth owning. Healthy companies pay close attention to both, using cash flow to manage survival and

The Real Cost of Doing Nothing: What Happens When Small Businesses Ignore Growth Opportunities
Doing nothing when your business hits a plateau quietly erodes profit, team morale, and market position. Staying “safe” often costs more in missed opportunities, declining

7 Signs Your Small Business Is Ready to Scale (And How to Do It Without Burning Out)
Most small businesses try to scale too early or too late, which leads to chaos, burnout, or stalled growth. A business is ready to scale

From $1M to $10M: The Critical Systems Every Growing Business Needs (RAMPED Framework Explained)
The leap from roughly $1M to $10M in revenue breaks businesses that rely on heroics instead of systems. To grow through this stage, owners need

How to Use Facebook Groups to Grow Your Business, Build Connections, and Network
Key Takeaways Facebook Groups for Business Growth in 2025 Facebook Groups are still one of the most powerful free tools to build community, authority, and

2026: The Year To Scale On Purpose
Getting ready for 2026 as a small business ready to scale starts with a clear small business growth plan, tighter systems, and the right business

How to Have Your Best Q1 Ever: Business Coaching, Fast Audits, and Fear-Free Planning for 2026
Key Takeaways Why Q1 Sets the Tone for Your Entire Year Q1 is not just “the next quarter”; it is the runway for your entire

Immeasura Growth Partners CEO Mickey Lyles Featured on “Through the Noise” Podcast with Trevor Steel
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 10, 2025 — Immeasura Growth Partners is proud to announce that CEO Mickey Lyles recently joined Trevor Steel on his business podcast, Through

Leadership Training for CEOs Whose Management Team Has Hit Its Ceiling
Key Takeaways Most CEOs and founders do not question whether their managers are smart or hardworking. The deeper fear is quieter: “If my management team