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How do you gain control back in these uncertain times?
Fear and uncertainty seem to be growing in the US and all over the world. The violence appears random, uncontrollable and possible in any community.
Are you being intentional about meetings?
Do your people complain that there are too many meetings in your organization and that not enough gets done in them? Perhaps you have a
What is your new customer acquisition process?
A few weeks ago, 2 of my Vistage Groups had a wonderful speaker, Gerry Layo who talked about building a world class sales team. Don’t
How do you express your creative brilliance?
Not me, you say? I am not creative. That is what many of the TEC/Vistage Chairs said when we began day one of our annual
Top ten tips for Fathers from someone who isn’t one….
No expert am I on being a Father, but we all have one and I created one by having children together. In my life experience,
How do you improve profits in this environment?
Last week we talked about how to exit. In order to do that for the most cash, you need to show great profitability. Well
How do you leave if you are the owner?
It’s impossible to give two weeks notice when it is your own company. And, as much as most owner operators daydream about escape every now
What unites us is so much bigger than what divides us…
If you read this blog, you probably have hot water, a roof over your head, and more electronic devices than you have plugs for in
Do you schedule exercise on your calendar?
“Roughly half of cancer deaths in the United States could be prevented or forestalled if all Americans quit smoking, cut back on drinking, maintained a
Are you investing enough to make new projects succeed?
Take a look at a few paragraphs from the Los Angeles Times of May 14, 2016. “Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday threw his support behind an ambitious
How do you lead?
At the APICS Symposium on April 30th, the panelists were asked ”How do you lead?” Dr. Chris Gopel, executive director at the Drucker Center for
How do you think of inventory?
Sales people think of inventory as an overflowing basket of goodies. There should always be extra, just in case. Operations people
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