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Nicole Royer

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Oct 19

When Did Anyone Last Walk the Work?

Almost twenty-five years ago I was the third office hire at a two-year-old manufacturer. I was the receptionist and the administrative…

When Did Anyone Last Walk the Work?

Nicole Royer

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May 13

When Money Makes Business Worse

The first time I watched a founder break, I was 22 years old.

When Money Makes Business Worse

Nicole Royer

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May 5

The LinkedIn Practice I Never Stopped Believing In

If you’re interested — after the article is a link for a 15-minute get to know you conversation with me. No sales pitch, just connection.

The LinkedIn Practice I Never Stopped Believing In

Nicole Royer

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Apr 30

The Ops Problem That Doesn’t Show Up on an Invoice

Thirty hours a week. That’s how much time the owner of a growing agency was spending on work he never should have owned.

The Ops Problem That Doesn’t Show Up on an Invoice

Nicole Royer

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Apr 27

What Would You Do With Five Hours Back?

Five hours a week doesn’t sound like much until you’re a founder running on fumes.

What Would You Do With Five Hours Back?

Nicole Royer

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Apr 14

Five Reasons You Actually Do Not Want to Fix Your Business

Most business advice assumes you want to grow. It assumes that if you just had the right framework, the right consultant, the right system…

Five Reasons You Actually Do Not Want to Fix Your Business

Nicole Royer

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Apr 8

The Weight of Knowing Everything as a Business Owner

You woke up this morning already thinking about it. Not the big strategic thing, not the vision, not the thing you are excited about — the…

The Weight of Knowing Everything as a Business Owner

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Apr 2

Before You Hire Someone to Grow Your Business, Answer This Question

I want to tell you about a business that had everything it needed to scale.

Before You Hire Someone to Grow Your Business, Answer This Question

Nicole Royer

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Mar 27

What Happens When the System Finally Works

I want to tell you about the moment I knew I was onto something real.

What Happens When the System Finally Works

Nicole Royer

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Mar 26

Why Most Operational Systems Fail Before They Start

I want to start with a confession.

Why Most Operational Systems Fail Before They Start

Nicole Royer

Nicole Royershe/her/they/them

Systems thinker + strategist Exploring how tech, biomimicry, and real life shape better organizations COO • writer • podcaster • curious human

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