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Most business advice isn't wrong. It's just temporary. Companies don't fail because they ignore good advice. They fail because the advice they followed quietly became outdated. In Why One-Time Advice Stops Working, Shane Wayland explains why traditional, one-off consulting models consistently fall short in modern businesses-and why static recommendations cannot survive inside dynamic systems. This book is not about products, tactics, or quick fixes. It is about understanding why businesses continue to feel financially constrained despite ""doing everything right,"" and how structural decisions slowly lose effectiveness when they are not actively managed. Inside this book, you'll learn: - Why advice delivered at a single moment quickly becomes misaligned - How payroll, benefits, taxes, and compensation drift over time - The hidden cost of defaults, inertia, and outdated assumptions - Why execution breaks down without ongoing ownership - How continuous design outperforms episodic consulting Wayland makes the case that advice without accountability creates inefficiency-and that businesses need systems designed for adaptation, not one-time optimization. This book is written for: - Business owners - Executives and operators - Advisors and consultants - Anyone responsible for financial or structural decisions Why One-Time Advice Stops Working is the third book in The Business Structure Series, following It's Not Benefits. It's Structure. and Where the Money Actually Goes. Together, the series challenges conventional thinking about compensation, benefits, and financial design-and offers a new framework for building systems that evolve as businesses grow. If you've ever implemented advice that worked... until it didn't, this book explains why-and what to do differently going forward.

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