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Practitioner Playbook Working ON the Business, not IN the Business Skylar Lewis Kevin Walter CEO Practitioner & Certified Coach Superior Restoration The Great Game of Business Temecula, CA Chicago, IL About Us Sky kylar Lewis, Sup


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Practitioner Playbook Working ON the Business, not IN the Business

Skylar Lewis CEO Superior Restoration Temecula, CA Kevin Walter Practitioner & Certified Coach The Great Game of Business Chicago, IL

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About Us

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kylar Lewis, Sup uperior Res estoration

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CEO & Founder of f Su Superio ior Res estoratio ion ($ ($10M - 40 EE’s)

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GGOB practitioner sin since 2011 an and co coach sin since 2012

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My Story

  • Started Superior Restoration in 2010 with one van.
  • Started taking time off from the business too early =

Employee embezzlement.

  • Hired a coach for my team & was told I was the

problem.

  • Moved on from 40% of my team & focused on

systemizing EVERYTHING.

  • Moved to the beach to force myself out of the
  • business. Started systemizing & focusing on culture.
  • Built the business to $10M as an employee ran
  • company. I work 1-2 days a week while business

continues to scale.

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My Path

  • I let go of everyone that I didn’t trust 100% & that was a

bad cultural fit.

  • I built out a small management team with people that had

an “Ownership Mentality”.

  • I got clear on our core values & CULTURE. Hired & Fired

based on our core values.

  • Started giving my team Auto

tonomy to make decisions. I stopped micromanaging them but still held them accountable.

  • Became a delegation & training pro
  • Developed metrics & KPI’s for each position to hold them

accountable & put metrics on a dashboard that I review weekly.

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The Final Steps

  • Wrote out a list of everything that I did and delegated it to

competent people. My favorite thing to do.

  • Hired a GM 4 years ago & removed myself from

everything except coaching & oversight.

  • Introduced Financial Transparency 2 years ago (GGOB)

What t Lif ife Is Lik ike Now

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  • I go in once a week for 6 hours & meet with my sales team

& executive team.

  • Result: Our net profit has doubled within the last 3 years

each year with our team running it and they love it. (Just got back from a 30 day road trip across the country. I received 1 call from the team)

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The Conclusion

  • Mindset: You must believe it’s worth it to systemize your

business and have your employees run it. Believe you can do it with the right training.

  • Your options as an Owner:

#1 Be an owner who micromanages the team & processes

  • n a daily basis. YOU ARE STUCK IN THE BUSINESS.

#2 Be an owner who gives your team the tools & resources to run the company on their own while allowing them to participate in the profitability of the company. YOU ARE FREE FROM THE BUSINESS

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Kevin’s Story

  • Command-and-Control since the 70s
  • Culture Change 2006
  • GGOB added 2011
  • Certified as GGOB Coach 2012
  • Brother Tom’s book 2011
  • Brother Larry Leading Caterers of

America 2007

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Kevin’s Story

  • Transitioned out by successors starting in 2015
  • Duties were Human Resources and Purchasing
  • Replacements lowered Food Cost by 2 points and

Disposable cost by 1.5 points in first year

  • That is almost $250,000 in savings
  • Have remained lower since!
  • Kicked out to office next door 8/2017
  • 99% transitioned out by 12/2017
  • Brother’s kicked out to next door in 2019
  • 2018 and 2019 most profitable years ever!
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HOW?

  • Ask 80% - 90% more questions than you answer
  • Failures are fine as long as they strengthen the

company

  • Mentorship and peer support network for new CEO
  • New Leadership - decisions made based on TC

Culture and business acumen gained with 8 years of GGOB and ownership thinking

  • Hard to give freedom and let go
  • Set parameters for:
  • Communication – being “in the know”
  • Level of decisions that need to remain with ownership
  • Set up Board for company
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Bumps in the Road

  • Still a work in progress
  • Learning swim lanes was difficult
  • Sticking to them takes effort
  • COVID
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$9,000,000.00

Reflection

Stop|Start|Continue

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$9,000,000.00

What Can I Do Tomorrow?

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Questions?

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Evaluations

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Practitioner Playbook Working ON the Business, not IN the Business

Skylar Lewis Title Superior Restoration Temecula, CA Kevin Walter Practitioner & Certified Coach The Great Game of Business Chicago, IL

kwalter@ggob.com