Predictable Success Model
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The Predictable Success model describes the path every organization travels: from its first days, through growth, to the peak stage where it can scale and stay for as long as it chooses, and on into the decline that follows if it loses its way. It has two halves: the seven-stage Lifecycle every organization moves through, and the four Leadership Styles that explain who needs to be involved at each stage. It applies to any group of two or more people working toward common goals, for-profit or not, and it was built by observation rather than theory.
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