https://www.drivemybiztowow.com/

NOTE: This toolkit is being made available by The WOW Business Advisory in an effort to help businesses create jobs and strengthen communities.

Welcome to Drive My Biz to WOW

The Drive My Biz to WOW online toolkit is a project of The WOW Business Advisory and is based on the "Five P" model of professional management that was first introduced in the book, Five P's to a "WOW!" Business, written by Bill Matthews.

The Five P model is a simple, sequential, repeatable process depicted graphically as a Racetrack.

You begin by completing the WOW Business Assessment Survey, which provides your organization with a baseline score between 0 and 100, while also identifying exactly what issues need to be addressed.
You then follow the Five P process and its 23 sequential steps. Each step includes a video and an accompanying exercise found in the downloadable Driver's Logbook. While we highly recommend that you follow the steps in sequence, you're free to select any tool you need, and in any order.
To monitor your progress, be sure to complete the WOW Business Assessment Survey periodically to see how your organization's score has changed.

If You Need Assistance

Users of the toolkit don't often ask for help, but if the need arises, just contact us with your specific question.

Click on the Tool You Need

IMPORTANT: Before you begin to use the tools below, be sure to view the first video, "Introduction and Instructions." Then download a copy of the "Driver's Logbook," and complete the First Logbook Exercise to establish your baseline score on the WOW Business Assessment Survey. If you decide to use the electronic version of the Logbook, and need help setting it up, the process is explained in the video, "Introduction and Instructions."

Before You Begin

Introduction and Instructions (VIDEO)

Drivers Logbook Print Version

PDF – 2.0 MB

Download

Drivers Logbook Electronic Version

PDF – 2.2 MB

Download

The First "P," Planning

Step 1: Creating a Personal Vision (VIDEO)

Step 2: Organizational Vision, Mission, Values, and Beliefs (VIDEO)

Step 3: Analyzing the External Environment (VIDEO)