How To Build a Strong Team That Grows Your SaaS Faster

<p>Exclusive Download: High Octane Team Technique™ – Break Down Your Organization Structure by Function & Create An Environment of Results, Not Excuses - https://bit.ly/2VT7JDI<br /> <br /> --<br /> <br /> When I was 24, I started my company Spheric.<br /> <br /> It nearly killed me.<br /> <br /> As an ambitious entrepreneur, I <em>had</em> to make it work and wouldn’t stop at anything. Before I knew it, I was pulling 100+ hour work weeks.<br /> <br /> That’s 14 hours per day, 7 days per week.<br /> <br /> (Sound familiar? Don’t lie… I bet you check in on your business on the weekend too.)<br /> <br /> There is NO WAY I would ever recommend doing that again!<br /> <br /> <span id="more-5142"></span>I overworked myself and nearly burned out. Finally, at 28, I sold the company and became very wealthy, able to afford some time off.<br /> <br /> When I started my next company, Flowtown, with co-founder Ethan, I knew I had to do it differently. <br /> <br /> Rather than destroying myself, I focused my attention on something else:<br /> <br /> <a href="https://youtu.be/pA1SRGW-uDg" target="_blank" rel= "noopener noreferrer"><em>Assembling a kick-ass team that could out-perform me</em><em>.</em></a><br /> <br /> The difference between these two companies was night and day. The growth of Flowtown was easy by comparison!<br /> <br /> As a SaaS founder, I don’t believe you <a href= "https://www.danmartell.com/softwarewithoutcode/">build your business</a>… <em>You build the team</em>, and then that team builds the business with you. <br /> <br /> In this latest video, I’ll show you how and why you NEED to build a strong team for your SaaS.<br /> <br /> Over the years I’ve collected a bunch of strategies that help me grow strong executive teams quickly. Here are my top 5 tips:<br /> <br /> 1. <a href="https://www.danmartell.com/rosspaquette-maropost/">Buy Back Time</a><br /> 2. Follow The Workflow<br /> 3. Set The Roles<br /> 4. Revise Overtime<br /> 5. <a href="https://www.danmartell.com/firegracefully/">Make Hard Decisions