We commonly hear the phrase "Do it right the first time". Of course, generally speaking, who wouldn't want to do that? Waste is bad. However, I've found that there is a time when doing it right the first time is NOT the path to success.
Think about your critical success factors. Whether you are selecting a system or not, you'll make better decisions if you understand these factors.
There is ZERO doubt in my mind that strong leaders will prevail in the worst of conditions whereas weak leaders can cause even the BEST people to fail.
Relationships do not cost a cent; instead, the cost is in time and focus.
The nice thing about customer service is that it doesn't require money or complex requirements; it's all about attitude.
The value of keeping in touch is obvious from a personal standpoint; however, it might be less obvious from a business standpoint especially as we are all BUSY, BUSY, BUSY.
Prepare for volatility by focusing on adaptability and flexible strategies to thrive in uncertain market conditions.
As the year winds down, it is a perfect opportunity to look for training opportunities that will support your strategy and plans for the New Year.
It is a great time of the year to look for people to express gratitude to on a daily basis.
I find that the vast majority of my clients get hung up in finding the "perfect solution", in analyzing "one more" set of data and the like.
