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In the world of business, success metrics are often referenced as Key Performance Indicators (or KPI’S). There are standard indicators that most business considered to be the go to metrics to track in order to determine whether a business is performing in the direction one wants it to go. Yet, most of the metrics we often track to indicate whether a business is performing up to a level of success standard typically relate to profit. There are many other indicators that a business can (and probably should) track to help them gauge whether a business is successful. Other indicators can not only help a business owner feel more satisfaction regarding the performance of their business, but also gain a deeper sensation of pride, fulfillment and accomplishment. When we only gauge the success of a business in response to monetary indicators, this can cause business owners to center all of their beliefs about success around money. There are many indicators that can point to the successfulness of a business, and within this article I am going to share with you what they are. My hope is that this article can help you determine what the best metrics are for you to track in order to determine the success of your business.

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