Scaling Up: Mastering the Rockefeller Habits 2.0
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Scaling Up: Mastering the Rockefeller Habits 2.0 is the 2014 hardcover playbook that growth-hungry entrepreneurs and executive teams dog-ear, tab and pass around in boardrooms from Austin to Singapore. Written by Verne Harnish—the “Growth Guy” who founded the world-wide Entrepreneurs’ Organization—this 256-page management textbook distills three decades of field-tested coaching into four critical decision areas: People, Strategy, Execution and Cash. The result is a step-by-step blueprint that shows mid-market companies how to leap from $5 million to $50 million (or $50 million to half-a-billion) without imploding under the weight of their own success.
What makes this particular copy special is its condition: a clean, tight-bound hardcover with crisp, unmarked pages—perfect for underlining, note-taking and repeated reference during quarterly planning sessions. Only a small edge-worn spot on the cover keeps the price affordable, while the interior remains pristine—no highlighter, no margin scrawl, no dog-eared corners. It’s the same durable, lay-flat edition that consultants buy by the case, now available for a single discerning reader.
Inside you’ll find the same tools Fortune 500 firms pay six-figure retainers to access—one-page strategic plans, meeting rhythms, KPI dashboards and the famous Rockefeller Habits checklist—updated for the cloud era. Whether you’re scaling a family business, a tech start-up or a private-equity portfolio company, this copy of Scaling Up is the field manual that turns ambitious goals into predictable, profitable growth.
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