by Shaw Strategy & Operations
Change enablement for small businesses that are ready for better systems and operations, so one person isn't holding the whole thing together.
Your business shouldn't have to live inside your head.
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Why it's called Shift
The shift key does nothing on its own. Hold it down and everything you type comes out different.
That's the whole idea. I'm not here to replace what you built or hand you somebody else's system. I pair with what's already working and change what comes out of it.
The problem
It's all stored in one place, and that place is you.
Every approval, exception, follow-up, and "for this client we do it a little differently" is stored in one place: your brain.
Your staff keeps asking, you keep answering, and the workday keeps stretching long after everybody else has gone home.
The two-week test
If you disappeared for two weeks, would the business keep running without anybody having to call you, or would the whole thing fall apart?
Where to start
Start with a complimentary SHIFT Diagnostic.
Forty-five minutes about one part of your business, and a short written findings report afterward. No obligation to do anything else.
About Kerri
Same work. Bigger patient.
Kerri Shaw, MS, CCC-SLP
I spent 26 years inside schools and hospitals doing one thing over and over: figuring out what was broken, building a plan, and helping people carry it out.
Somewhere in the middle of all that I realized the diagnosing part was the same everywhere. A swallowing evaluation and a broken intake process are the same job. Find where it breaks down, name it plainly, build something the person can do, then walk alongside them while they do it, adjusting as they go, until it holds without me in the room.
Now I do it for businesses, with credentials in Lean Six Sigma, change management, AI adoption, and project management behind it.
Let's find the leaks.
I'll show you where time, money, and effort may be slipping through the cracks. You'll decide what happens next.
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