Building Predictable Profits and Transferable Value With George Sandmann

George Sandman

George Sandmann is the founder and CEO of Growth Drive and the author of The Growth-Driving Advisor. With more than 30 years as an entrepreneur and attorney, George has worked with thousands of businesses to simplify growth and turn complexity into actionable strategy. He is the creator of the Strategic Capacity Framework, a systemized approach that helps companies generate predictable profits, sustainable growth, and transferable value.

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Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: 

  • [03:20] What strategic capacity really means and why it matters to business owners.
  • [06:40] The three dimensions of business growth and how they work together.
  • [10:10] Why predictable profits and cash flow must come before growth.
  • [16:45] How systems prevent chaos while still allowing flexibility.
  • [26:10] Why transferable value creates freedom—even if you never sell your business.

In this episode:

Growth doesn’t fail because leaders lack ambition—it fails when growth isn’t systematized.

In this episode, Adi Klevit sits down with George Sandmann to unpack what it really takes to build a business that delivers predictable results. George introduces the concept of strategic capacity, explaining how businesses must be designed to consistently generate cash flow, grow sustainably, and create value that is not dependent on the owner.

Adi and George explore the three dimensions of business growth: predictable profits and cash flow, predictable sustainable growth, and predictable transferable value. George explains why many businesses grow faster than their systems or cash flow can support, and how intentional design, scorecards, and process-driven execution remove guesswork from success.

The conversation reinforces that systems are not about rigidity. Instead, George uses powerful analogies—from Formula One engines to sailing in open water—to show how structure creates discipline, discipline creates freedom, and freedom allows leaders to adapt to changing markets without chaos. Together, Adi and George highlight that businesses with strong systems are easier to run, more resilient, and better positioned to deliver both financial results and owner freedom.

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Quotable Moments:

  • “What can be measured can be improved.”
  • “Predictability removes guesswork from growth.”
  • “Businesses fail when they grow faster than their cash flow can support.”
  • “Discipline creates freedom when it’s supported by systems.”
  • “You don’t need to sell your business to benefit from transferable value.”

Action Steps:

  1. Evaluate whether your business produces predictable cash flow or constant surprises.
  2. Identify which systems are missing that prevent sustainable growth.
  3. Implement scorecards to measure progress weekly, not just financially.
  4. Design processes that allow the business to operate without owner dependency.
  5. Focus on building transferable value to create long-term freedom and flexibility.

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Building Predictable Profits and Transferable Value With George Sandmann

Host: Adi Klevit

Founder: Business Success Consulting Group

Adi is passionate about helping businesses bring order to their operations. With over 30 years of experience as a process consultant, executive and entrepreneur, she’s an expert at making the complex simple. Adi has been featured on numerous podcasts and delivered many webinars, and live workshops, sharing her insights on systematizing a business. She also hosts The Systems Simplified Podcast, publishes a weekly blog, and has written numerous original articles published on Inc.com.

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