Strategic Discipline Blog
Your Kindergarten Teacher Influenced Your Success - Character – Hidden Potential
Posted by Douglas A Wick on Mon, Dec 4, 2023
Topics: Adam Grant, Character, Hidden Potential, Proactive, Prosocial, Disciplined, Determined
Topics: Metronomics, Shannon Byrne Susko, The "M" Game, Milo's Tea, The Coach Cascade System, Patricia Wallwork
Topics: Cash, Your Cash Flow Story, Cash Decisions, Metronomics, The "M" Game, Metronomics Hard Systems, The Cash System
This blog was created by Execution. Strategic Discipline originated from Verne Harnish's principles provided initially in Mastering the Rockefeller Habits, and then Scaling Up. In The “M” Game Shannon points out these principles were also included in Jim Collins’ Beyond Entrepreneurship 2.0 and Jack Stack’s Great Game of Business.
Read MoreTopics: Strategic Discipline, meeting rhythms, Business Priorities, priorities, metrics, Execution, Metronomics, Shannon Byrne Susko, The "M" Game
The primary reason I added Metronomic’s and Shannon Susko’s 3HAG Way to my coaching tools was to help my customers improve their strategy.
Read MoreTopics: Strategic Discipline, Strategy Decision, Strategy - How, Shannon Byrne Susko, Strategy Creation, The "M" Game, Hard and Soft Systems, Metronomics Repeatable Playbook, Metronomics Hard Systems
Topics: Topgrading, Topgrading, People Decisions,, Human System, Shannon Byrne Susko, The "M" Game, Metronomics Soft Systems, Seal Masters of Hawaii
Topics: Cohesive System, Shannon Byrne Susko, Behavior Never Lies, The "M" Game, Metronomics Soft Systems, Milo's Tea
If you’ve ever bowled, you’ve probably seen bumpers or guardrails for children and people learning how to bowl.
Read MoreTopics: Cultural System, Shannon Byrne Susko, The "M" Game, Hard and Soft Systems, Metronomics Soft Systems
Topics: E-Myth, E-Myth Revisited, Shannon Byrne Susko, The "M" Game, Hard and Soft Systems
In The “M” Game, Shannon Susko shares three things winning teams have in common: a playbook, a scoreboard, and a coach. Whether sports or business, there’s a framework these wildly successful companies follow.
Read MoreTopics: 3HAG WAY, Metronomics, Winning Team, Open Playing Field, The "M" Game, Winning Teams Share Three Things, Metronomics Repeatable Playbook