You own the company. So every problem finds you.
…even at dinner. Even at 11 at night.This is Rahul. He runs a pest-control company. Below, you live one of his Tuesdays twice: once the old way, once with UPGEAR. Watch what leaves his head, and where it goes.
What Rahul says, thinks, does and feels.
What he says to the team is the small part.The rest he takes home at night.
Every job in the company has one backup: Rahul.
In most companies, the owner is the only person who knows everything. So he checks everything. Tap each job and hand it to the person who should own it. Watch the pile get smaller.
Eight things go wrong on a Tuesday. Watch where each one lands.
Drive the company like a car.
A driver doesn’t open the engine every morning. He looks at a few needles and a few warning lights. Six needles tell Rahul how the company is running. The red lights tell him what could go wrong. Tap a light.
Rahul used to say this. Turn the note.
On the new Tuesday, Rahul gets 5h 28m back.
These are the minutes that went into calls and chasing on the old Tuesday. On the new one they are free. Pick what Rahul does with them.