On Friday we talked about what happens when you develop a plan and do not have an execution plan. The statue of the bicycle was a visual representation of what can happen when you beautifully bind your plan and put it on the shelf. I loved one of the comments that I received via email …
If you didn’t read my blog from yesterday about the [good] mischief of visioning from 10k feet, I would encourage you to go back and read that so this one will make sense. This is the view outside my client’s office. You can see cars and you can see clouds and you can see where …
Don’t even attempt to see the detail in this picture. It just isn’t possible. On Friday night, I was flying home from a client engagement in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and it was as clear as a bell. When I got to the airport, my flight to Charlotte was delayed, so I had to be rerouted through …
Do you remember when you were a kid and you were certain that you knew where to find buried treasure. You had a map to prove it! X marks the spot where that treasure is buried. Now you are all grown up and your success isn’t dependent on mythical treasure. But you should have a …
Goal setting is a key ingredient of all successful entrepreneurs. Have you ever really thought about the best way to set your goals? Do you think about how your goals have played their part in your success? When I was posed these questions in a recent interview, I gave it some serious thought. I …
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No matter whether your business is B2B or B2C, every great business strategy must have a mobile and social element. Here is an idea for your next executive meeting. Do a pulse check on your mobile strategy. This will require giving everyone a bit of homework and asking them to bring at least one mobile …
