Your moat is thinner than you think
What would stop your best customer from leaving tomorrow, or from buying from someone else next week?
PREDICTABLE
This is PREDICTABLE, the weekly letter from Sid Jashnani, CEO of Outgrow and Outgrow Certified Advisor, about proactive selling and the daily habits behind organic growth. Every essay first appeared on Substack, and you'll find a link to the original under each one.
What would stop your best customer from leaving tomorrow, or from buying from someone else next week?
They know a call works. They feel like they are bothering someone.
When the diary falls apart, the very first thing founders drop is the only thing that actually feeds the pipeline.
Two questions: why haven’t you done this before, and what will be different going forward?
No new market. No new product. No new hires.
Why the best salespeople surface objections on purpose, before they even start selling.
Revenue growth and execution discipline for leaders who are done with guessing.
Stop installing your revenue system in the wrong place.
They said yes. So why isn't it a sale?
Every answer you give a prospect buys you a harder question
Stop waiting for referrals. Start asking for them.
Why the thing you bought to grow became the thing you resent
How a text message forced me to stop coaching around the problem and start solving it.
A CEO sat across from me last month and said: “I’ve got a sales team.
The most expensive habit I had as a founder, and the system that finally replaced it.
The bottom third of your team will kill your growth system...
The first marathon is the decision to change. The second is the one that actually counts.
One of my companies doubled the revenue of another. Same product. Same market. The reason wasn’t what I thought.
Three calls. Five minutes. The habit your team won't do, and the lie they tell themselves about why
Why the best founders say it before anyone else does.
A proposal call, a healthcare clinic, and the one change that took response rates from 22% to 67%.
How tracking inputs instead of outcomes creates predictable revenue
The Optimism Advantage
It’s not charisma or credentials — just 10 simple, repeatable habits that change everything.
A proven way to grow revenue without founder heroics
Why great leaders manage inputs, not outcomes
Most founders make these and they’re easy to fix.
Being liked feels good. Being respected gets results
The embarrassing lesson I learned about walking the talk.
That decision you're avoiding? It's getting expensive.
Everyone wants something. This ONE thing will help you achieve your goals.