Adam SandCEO of Roofing Business Partner

Elevate your roofing business to financial prosperity by taking every step seriously.

28 Oct 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Adam Sand using the documentary Free Solo (Alex Hanold climbing El Capitan) as a metaphor to urge business owners—particularly in roofing—to treat their operations with life-or-death seriousness: document and optimize every single step. He asks practical diagnostic questions (when/how/often, time cost, failure points) and closes with a call-to-action to like and follow for more movie-based business insights.

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You're not taking a life or death approach to your business. There I was watching Free Solo, a movie about Alex Hanold climbing el cap, a 3,000 foot wall with no rope. How could he feel so confident to do such a thing? And the story documents his entire journey of how he climbs the wall hundreds of times and documents every step. Left crux to right, bull foot to the right. Don't slip, lean in, go for it. Every single step in this journal. And I thought to myself, this guy has to do a gold medal, Olympic performance or death. How come I can't take my business? That this is just like the processes in our business. We have to think about it as every single step has to be optimized to make it better. So when you're looking at your business, when do you do something? How often do you do it? How much time does it take you to do it? Where are the failure points? Where are the critical points? And if you could use this in your business, I want you to like and follow this. You get more of my movie favorites.