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Predictable Success

Getting Your Organization on the Growth Track-- And Keeping It There

Book • 2010

Predictable Success takes readers through a step-by-step process to bring sustained success to their organizations.

The book outlines seven stages of organizational development: Early Struggle, Fun, Whitewater, Predictable Success, Treadmill, The Big Rut, and Death Rattle.

It emphasizes key characteristics such as decision-making, goal-setting, alignment, accountability, and ownership to achieve and maintain Predictable Success.

The book is based on Les McKeown's extensive experience as a serial entrepreneur and advisor to various organizations.

Mentioned by

Craig Groeschel

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Carey Nieuwhof

as a phenomenal book.

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Recommended by Kerry Newhoff and others to

Sean Morgan

for its insights on leadership and organizational success.

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Mentioned by

David Ashcraft

as a book by Les McEwen about simplifying and decluttering an organization.

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Mentioned by

Carey Nieuwhof

as one of

Les McKeown

's seminal books, discussing leadership stages.

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Authored by

Les McKeown

and discusses getting your organization on the growth track and keeping it there.

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Written by

Les McKeown

, the book is a roadmap for organizations to follow.

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Recommended by

Les McKeown

as a book about the seven stages that every organization goes through.

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Recommended by

Craig Groeschel

as a great resource for studying organizational life cycles.

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Mentioned by

Dan Berger

as his favorite business book, potentially offering insights into navigating business growth and challenges.

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Mentioned by

Dan Berger

when describing the business archetypes that the book defines.

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