For the Founder
Fewer unnecessary decisions · more confidence in the team · less interruption · more personal freedom · a transferable company
The business you are trying to build
The purpose of an operating model is not more documentation, more automation, or more process for its own sake. It is a business that delivers better outcomes through more people—with greater consistency and less founder dependence.
Before and after
Outcomes by stakeholder
Fewer unnecessary decisions · more confidence in the team · less interruption · more personal freedom · a transferable company
Clear ownership · better visibility · stronger coaching · consistent communication · faster recognition of issues
Clear expectations · better onboarding · accessible knowledge · confidence in decisions · fewer handoffs
Faster activation · consistent service · clear communication · better follow-through · greater trust
A model they understand · actions they repeat · knowledge when needed · visible progress · productivity
Institutional knowledge · consistency · scalability · owned intellectual property · resilience · enterprise value potential
What the model may improve
The multiplication model
Efficiency helps one person do more. Multiplication helps more people create the right outcomes.
Thirty Five looks for opportunities to multiply knowledge, leadership, decision quality, customer success, sales capability, training, reinforcement, distribution, operational insight, and intellectual property.
How do we take what your best people know and turn it into a capability the whole organization can use?
Three possible futures
Employees and leaders operate with clearer roles, systems, knowledge, and measures.
Partners, advisors, representatives, or affiliates carry the company’s message and model forward.
Independent operators deliver a defined methodology under a shared operating model.
Not every business needs the same destination. The first step is understanding which future fits your strategy, assets, market, and ambition.