Grow your
business to £1m.
I know. I'm probably not the first person on the internet to offer you that.
The difference is I've done it. I scaled my agency to 80 people and sold it, getting plenty wrong (and a few things right) along the way, and came out the other side. Now I work with founders inside FounderON ADVANTAGE to help them do the same, with fewer of my mistakes.
Give it a try for 7 days for free. No risk.
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7 days free, then £99 a month. Cancel any time.
200+
UK founders inside FounderON ADVANTAGE
1,000
founder questions already asked
5
replies per question, on average
122%
median revenue growth of founders I advise
Growing a business on your own is hard.
Nobody hands you a manual for it. So most founders end up working it out by themselves, usually at 11pm, one expensive guess at a time. I know, because that was me for a good few years.
You're fully booked, working flat out, and somehow still not making what you think you should be.
Every month feels like it starts from zero, and you're crossing your fingers for the next referral.
You know full well you should put your prices up. You've known for about a year. You still haven't.
You need help, but you're not sure you can afford a hire yet, or who that hire should even be.
Your mates think you're living the dream. Your accountant just wishes you'd keep your receipts.
My biggest mistakes came from making decisions on my own.
When I look back at growing Molzi, the things that cost me the most weren't big, dramatic strategy calls. They were ordinary decisions I made too late, or made on my own because I didn't have anyone to ask. Pricing. The first senior hire. Hanging on to a client I really should have let go.
What fixed it, every single time, was talking to a founder who was a few steps ahead of me. That's what my 1:1 clients pay me £2,500 a month for now. FounderON ADVANTAGE is my way of giving you the same thing for £99, with a room full of other founders thrown in.

I built everything in here for one reason: getting you to £1m faster.
Here's what you get when you join and, more importantly, what each bit actually does to help you get there.

Weekly live calls. Bring a problem, leave with a decision.
Every Friday I pick a couple of topics founders are wrestling with right now and talk them through with whoever's on the call. Then it's over to you and your questions. If you can't make it live, the recording goes up afterwards.
How it gets you to £1m: Getting to £1m is really just a few hundred decisions in a row. If you can make each one in a week, instead of agonising over it for a quarter, you get there a lot faster.
Ask the community. The fastest sense-check there is.
Got a question that won't wait until Friday? Post it in the community. I'll answer, and so will founders who've already been through the exact same thing.
How it gets you to £1m: Chances are someone in here has already made the mistake you're about to make. It's a lot cheaper to learn from theirs than to make your own.
The archive. Years of collective scar tissue.
Hundreds of past questions, plus every call recording, all searchable. It's basically years of other founders' trial and error, sorted for you.
How it gets you to £1m: Pricing, first hires, difficult clients, cash flow. Most of the problems between you and £1m have already been talked through in here, so it's worth a quick search before you lose a weekend to one.
Daily prompts. Short, useful, easy to ignore if you're busy.
Every weekday I share one practical thing to try, whether that's an action, a question to ask yourself or a framework I use with clients. Do it, save it for later, or ignore it completely. No pressure.
How it gets you to £1m: Businesses rarely grow in one big leap. They grow through lots of small improvements that add up over time. These are the small improvements, one a day.
GROW and SCALE. My courses, in your own time.
These are the frameworks I use with my 1:1 clients, recorded as short video lessons you can work through whenever suits you.
How it gets you to £1m: Not everyone wants to talk things through on a call, and that's fine. If you'd rather learn at 6a, with a coffee before the house wakes up, it's the same thinking, just in your schedule.
Get as involved as you like.
Come every Friday, or just pop in once a month when something's on fire. I'm not going to chase you, and there are no streaks, leaderboards or guilt trips.
How it gets you to £1m: You're busy running a business. FounderON ADVANTAGE is designed to fit around that, rather than becoming another thing on your to-do-list.
The questions between you and £1m.
None of this is theory. These are the actual questions founders bring to my Friday calls, week in, week out. If one of them is rattling around your head right now, you're in the right place.
"Is it too early to hire?"
"How do I stop relying on referrals?"
"When do I stop doing the client work?"
"How much should I actually be charging?"
"Should I fire this client?"
"Do I need a salesperson or a better offer?"

Ready to get to £1m?
Or at least a lot closer, with fewer 11pm guesses along the way.
The easiest way to know is to try it. You get 7 days free, so you can join a call, ask a question and have a dig through the archive. If it's not for you, cancel within the week and you won't pay anything. It's two clicks, and I promise I won't take it personally...
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