Business Mastery Workshop

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97% of founders hit a ceiling they built themselves. 🚧

Not because the market failed them. Not because the product/service wasn't good enough. But because the same instincts that created early growth became the exact system blocking the next stage.

In this 90 Minutes live workshop, Vishal Sengar breaks down the operating framework behind 80+ company transformations — and shows you exactly what separates founders stuck at ₹10L from those crossing ₹100CR.

🎯 What You'll Walk Away With:

• The Scale Paradox — why the skills that got you here will not get you there
• Software vs Hardware — why upgrading your tactics on a broken mindset OS never works
• The 7 Operating Stages — where most founders are stuck (Stage 1–3) and what Stage 4 looks like
• 4 Foundational Pillars live:
• 🔎 DIAGNOSE — your real CAC, LTV & margin (most founders don't actually know)
• 💰 PRICE — why pricing is not a number, it's an architecture
• 📣 ACQUIRE — the difference between a slot machine and a revenue engine
• 🔒 RETAIN — fix the leaks before you scale the tap
• The self-diagnostic — identify your single biggest constraint before the session ends

👤 Who Should Attend:

• Founders building their first venture who want to start right, not restart later
• Pre-revenue founders ready to build with systems from day one
• Early-stage founders under ₹1CR ARR who are busy but not compounding
• Anyone who suspects they're the bottleneck — and wants proof

🚫 Who Should Skip: If you want just motivation — this isn't the room. This is a working session.

📍 Live Online via Zoom | 90 Minutes | Free
🔗 RSVP now — https://app.vishalsengar.org/l/e094a5ee18

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🏆 About the Host:

Vishal Sengar is a Technology Leader, Growth Strategist & Management Consultant with 18 years of experience scaling 80+ companies across India and global markets. — from ₹10L startups to ₹5000Cr enterprises. He has worked with several high-growth ventures on unit economics, pricing architecture, value proposition, go-to-market systems, and capital allocation.