Growing Multiple Businesses - How I Run 17 Companies

In this video I dive into my strategies for running 17 different companies and how I think in order to grow multiple businesses. This is an insight into how you can start, manage and build multiple companies.

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Who am I?
My name is James Sinclair and I'm the founder and CEO of The Partyman Group of Companies. I started building my business when I was just 16 as a family entertainer after that I built up an entertainment agency, then moved into building a leisure and day nursery businesses. Today we operate a £30 million business which includes leisure, childcare, outdoor attractions, commercial property, arts and crafts manufacturing as well as one of the UK’s oldest Ice cream companies; The Rossi Ice Cream Company.

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⌚️Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:42 Don't Complicate It
01:20 How to be Effective
02:14 High Level Thinking
03:20 Leveraged Work
03:48 Mindset of Millionaires
06:05 How To Scale

[YseraEditor]

Buying someone else's 10, 000 hours, such a brilliant concept James, thank you!

[CheckTesting]

Mr Sinclair, first & foremost I hope that you and the family are all well? 🙏🏾 😃 I came across your videos a few months ago and haven’t stopped watching 🤭 I think you are absolutely inspirational, your content is brilliant, concise and straight to the point. Keep up the good work, God bless have a great weekend. 👊🏾😃

[Greggieboy]

Different class advice as always James!! Thanks for the content!

[readmycomment]

You dropped so much wisdom in this video. I've had to watch it several times and take notes. Thank you James, absolutely spot on as usual.

[raphaelklijn]

Thank you so much for sharing you insights. Very inspiring and helpful!

[lnicko]

I find james to be more inspiring then another YouTuber in this space!

[rachelibrahim]

Another high value video.... you "give" so much. I really enjoy your content, keep it up James!

[antonvoblikov]

Great staff! Can you please also explain how exactly do you build great management stuff? Especially in the beginning of your journey. Right away skillful personnel or unskillful first and then nurture them to become skillful?

[BakeandBag]

Great info as always. You'll find the Nudge podcast interesting on what it says about 10, 000 hours expertise.

[dominicnorthmore]

I'm trying to work out how to buy another business and have had a particularly tough day today with issues with too much to do and staffing you James for this video, it has really helped me today. All the best, Dom

[deaferreira]

Damn, lots of great info here. New sub!

[garethg]

This vid gave me great knowledge and expanded my mindset further

[Business-Finance-UK]

Great advice James, thank you. Any advice on how you tie your managers in for the long term?

[rpark]

Great video again James .You asked for anything missing .I think prioritising your own health as a business owner is the best way to reach optimal performance, sleep, diet and exercise 👍

[mikemike]

Just can fathom how you can cope mate

Well done

[thesamnorris]

This was such a useful video James. Thanks for sharing this. I’m at a real cross roads with my business where I am doing not enough (but still a fair bit) of income generating tasks, but far too much of the day to day “superhero” work as you put it too. What this ultimately has led to is burnout (it’s real people!) and a bit of a bottle neck to my scalability. I’m not adverse to working hard but I think what you’ve quite eloquently explained in this video is the importance of working smart too. So as always, thanks for sharing your knowledge for free. It’s grateful appreciated

[seehamyousaf]

Hello,
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[spxrjm]

Great content!

Few questions...How do you manage your lieutenants James? Do you have a monthly/quarterly meeting with them? Also, do u give them a bonus based on the success of the business?

[LiveseyCat]

I have no idea how you do it, I struggle with the mental capacity to run one business. We're on track to do £900, 000 this year, we're an online retailer and this is hard enough😅

[thegarageinventor]

Hi James, hope you're well!

I'm trying to start up a welding and fabrication business, not too sure what to specialise in as there's lots of things I could specialise in that would bring in good money. I'm just struggling for time and motivation, working 5 days a week full time, going to the gym 4 times a week, and my day job is the same type of work as my business idea, so by the time I get to my unit, I'm so burnt out and don't have alot of time anyway!

Any tips and advice on this would be massively appreciated!
Harrison.