Joe Calhoon, a noted business strategist, author, and keynote speaker, is a firm believer that in order to restart and revitalize the economy, it is necessary for small businesses to grow, flourish, and succeed. This is why Calhoon has written his third book,
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth – How a Single Sheet of Paper Can Take Your Business to the Next Level; to emphasize the importance of a simplified planning process and to provide a proven system for any business—whether in Kansas City or San Francisco—to create a compelling one-page business plan in one hour.
What is The 1 Hour Plan for Growth about?
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth is a book dedicated to the business growth planning process. With the book’s three-step approach to growing small businesses, Calhoon proves that entrepreneurs can improve their own companies while striving towards the American Dream.
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth covers the six essential elements of the dynamic business growth plan including vision, mission, values, objectives, strategies and priorities. In addition, Calhoon incorporates his own experiences such as working with dozens of successful small business owners, innovators, and entrepreneurs to develop effective business plans that will help to jumpstart their businesses and today’s deteriorating economy.
How can The 1 Hour Plan for Growth help revitalize the economy?
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth capitalizes on the notion that small business—not the government—will save American jobs through the individual bootstrapping techniques of hard work and ingenuity. In other words, it is the Big Thinking of entrepreneurs and small businesses owners that can save today’s deteriorating economy. When entrepreneurs focus on their business’s plan for growth, not only are they helping to save their companies, but they are also helping to restore the economy.
How can The 1 Hour Plan for Growth help Kansas City entrepreneurs?
With the book’s three-step approach to growing small businesses, Calhoon proves that entrepreneurs can reinvent, revitalize and
restart the economy by improving their own companies and striving for the American Dream. Since Joe Calhoon is a Kansas City business leader himself, he is able to explain the ins-and-outs of Kansas City entrepreneurship in
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth as he covers the process to engage employees, develop leadership capacity, improve performance, and accelerate growth.
Who is Joe Calhoon?
Joe Calhoon is a Kansas City entrepreneur—just like many of you! And because Calhoon has “been there, done that”, he knows the ins-and-outs of
Kansas City entrepreneurship. Because of his wide success, Joe Calhoon has become a noted business strategist, author, and keynote speaker. In the past 25 years, he has worked with more than 500 organizations such as 3M, Best Buy, Northwestern Mutual Life, and Ritz-Carlton Hotels to develop leaders, improve organizational performance, and achieve business growth.
How and when should I buy the book?
Kansas City entrepreneurs—and entrepreneurs around the globe—are encouraged to purchase
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth on
November 16, 2010 from
Amazon.com. When small business owners, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and innovators purchase the book on this date, they will help to boost the book’s bestselling status on. Joe Calhoon and his team need anywhere from 3,000-5,000 books sold by November 16
th in order to snag the top position. Help Joe Calhoon reach his own American Dream and increase your business’s chances of development and growth as well as the revitalization of the economy—buy
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth!
Think Big Partners would personally like to thank Joe Calhoon and his team for providing such an informational and inspiring book. It is people such as Calhoon who can help teach the world to develop small business, better the economy, and of course, Think Big!
To learn more about Joe Calhoon and
The 1 Hour Plan for Growth, please visit
www.The1HourPlanForGrowth.com (official site to launch soon).
Written by Allison Way. Allison Way is a writer and videographer for Think Big Partners and bizperc, two of Kansas City's newest entrepreneurial resources. To read more of Allison's work, check out the Kansas City Entrepreneurship Examiner.
