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In The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results we shared a remarkable video on the chain reaction that results when one domino falls on to another.
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Thanksgiving always makes me reflect on all the things in my life I am thankful for. Most of all I’m thankful just to be here. If you’ve don’t know my story read Bone Marrow Transplant Update – Last Week’s Clinic Visit or any of the blog accounts either under the Acute Myeloid Leukemia or Bone Marrow Transplant browse blog by tags in the left hand column of this blog.
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Topics: Thankful
The Scaling Up Workshops we do in the fourth quarter as Gazelles coaches serve as a tune-up to the work we engage our customers in for 2016 Annual Planning.
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Topics: quarterly meetings, Annual Plan, quarterly plan
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Topics: Customer Feedback, Core Customer, Your Core Customer, WHO, Customer needs, customer and employee feedback
Last Wednesday, at the Cedar Rapids Scaling Up Workshop, seven leadership team members from Raining Rose filed in to the large Conference Room at Bankers Trust. They were there because they responded to an email that Bankers Trust had sent to their commercial accounts, inviting them to the event they sponsored.
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A foundational principal we will teach at the Scaling Up Workshop on Wednesday at our November 11th Scaling Up Workshop in Cedar Rapids, IA is One Thing. We recommend that when choosing a priority you choose One Thing for the year or your quarter to choose to focus on. It’s based on the principal that less is more.
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Topics: Decision-Making, One Thing, priority, time management
Verne Harnish has long lauded Kip Tindell’s book Uncontainable as one of the best business books he’s ever read. Perhaps it was my frame of mind or his voice, but I must confess that when I began listening to the audio version of Uncontainable I was less than impressed. Kip is the voice on the audio version and I simply found myself losing interest as he continued to preach his philosophy on The Container Store and how he influenced its growth.
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Topics: Growth Summit, Conscious Capitalism, Uncontainable
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Topics: Process/Productivity Drivers, Growth Summit, productivity, Execution
John Mullins knowledge and work at Harvard Business Review (HBR) have been discussed here previously in Cash – How Fast Can Your Company Afford to Grow? His book, The Customer Funded Business was the topic of his presentation at the Dallas Growth Summit.
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Topics: Growth Summit, Cash
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