Think big. Measure twice. Cut once.

Earlier today, I was inspired by Mr Joseph Healy, the co-founder of Judo Bank and the number one #LinkedInTop10Startups in Australia.

The critical lesson for startups founders in business and well-established businesses out there is this:

Think big.

• Set a clear vision.
• Explore market opportunities with an open mind.
• Carefully consider and craft how you can seize those opportunities.
• Find people that fit and believe in your vision, raise capital were most appropriate.
• Create strategic partnerships along the way.

These are all key to building the fundamentals and features of a sustainable business.

Measure twice, cut once.

• Evaluate your business risks with caution but optimism.
• Stay resilient and agile.
• Ensure your business upholds a strong sense of purpose. In simple term, live your purpose throughout. 
• Strategies come and go, but the purpose should be the anchor that keeps everything together.
• Stay the course.

I found those insights inspiring from a great business leader and thought this might be useful to you, a friend or your very own organisation.

Thank you, @Joseph Healy

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