CHAPTER EIGHT - EVOLVING AND ADVANCING THE BUSINESS

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In this chapter which is the final chapter, the author  tells us what to do at the peak of our business:
1.       Grow or grow
2.       Work in and on your business
3.       Continue to exploit networks.
4.       Keep your secret safe.
5.       Ask for a poke in the eye.
6.       Keep questioning your customers
7.       Preview and revamp
8.       Learn to let go.
9.       Instruct with intelligence
10.   Give effective feedback
11.   Pay attention to relationships and tasks.
12.   Cultivate your culture.
13.   Invest in your business and people.
14.   Create a board of advisors.
15.   Be a real person, not a business person.
16.   Prepare to move on.

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