To create growth scenarios, it is necessary to follow a systematic process that involves four steps. Firstly, identify the key drivers and uncertainties that may affect your growth. These can be internal or external factors, such as market size, customer demand, costs, innovation, or competitors. Secondly, define the critical uncertainties that have the most impact and variability on your growth. These are the factors that create the most difference between scenarios and have the least control over them. For instance, you may choose the level of customer retention and the pace of technological change as your critical uncertainties. Thirdly, develop a set of scenarios based on the combinations of the critical uncertainties by using a matrix or diagram to plot them along two axes. Lastly, describe each scenario in detail by using quantitative and qualitative data and explain how your business would perform in each scenario. You can use indicators such as revenue, profit, market share, customer satisfaction, or innovation; you can also use narratives, images, or charts to illustrate each scenario.