Why Writing Down Your Plans Drives Growth

Did you know you're 42% more likely to achieve your goals if you write them down? In this episode of Build Your Own Business, our Founder and Senior Advisor Andrew Baxter joins Andrew Ford, Founder and CEO of Social Star, to discuss the transformative power of clear, actionable plans.

The conversation unveils insights into both planning for the next stage of a career after a high-powered corporate role, and the importance of strategic business planning. Andrew Baxter shares his expansive career trajectory, including his tenure as a CEO in the advertising world and his leap into founding the 24HR Business Plan.

The episode also details how Andrew Baxter has shaped the 24HR Business Plan into a service that combines business planning with actionable outcomes over a compressed time frame. Utilizing his network and experience, Andrew has scaled the operation globally, attracting interest from corporations and startups across various sectors. It also presents valuable advice for professionals considering a portfolio career and emphasizes the significance of written business plans for enhanced organisational growth and efficiency.

Key Takeaways from this podcast include:

  • The significance of anticipating and planning career pivots

  • The importance of a business strategy framework that produces comprehensive, actionable plans in a condensed time frame.

  • How transitioning from a corporate life to various board roles requires the cultivation of new skills and the establishment of a robust network.

  • How writing down business plans increases the likelihood of business growth by 48%, stressing the importance of a strategic vision in company trajectories.

Tune in for valuable tips on using strategic planning to drive both business success and personal growth. 


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