Short YouTube clip in which Mike Andes answers the question "What does it mean to scale a business?" He defines scaling as achieving parabolic growth and describes a scalable model as a repeatable, copy-and-paste system that continues to work without breaking.
What does that mean to scale a business? Is that just revenue growth or is there more to it?
I think when you look at, like, a mathematical model, I would look at scaling as when you can hit some sense of parabolic growth. And when you start scaling, it's a matter of like, I have something that works. How do I continue to just copy and paste? And that type of model is quote, unquote scalable, I. E. It's something that can be repeated over and over and over again, and the system's not break.
