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In this monologue, Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP, explains why entrepreneurs who launch a second (or later) business often achieve faster scaling than with their first venture. She attributes this to improved pattern recognition that comes from repeated exposure to business challenges, especially painful hiring experiences such as repeatedly hiring ineffective VPs of sales before finding the right fit. Liu uses the metaphor of building an organization as stacking bricks, emphasizing that a single missing or mis‑placed brick—often a critical role or process—can stall growth for years. Once the missing piece is identified, future scaling becomes more efficient because the entrepreneur can either bring that talent along or quickly recognize and recruit similar talent in subsequent ventures.

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