| The Cost of Improvement January 12th, 2018 by Bill Boyajian |
Companies tend to be about as successful as their owners want them to be. That’s why so many firms continue to do about the same amount of business year after year. Growth is marginal at best, and sometimes decreases slowly over time because those who run the business are satisfied with things the way they are.
But if what you want is improvement, you have to commit to doing something to get it. Here are several attributes you must consider:
We hear about great comebacks in business, sports, and society all the time. Obviously, it’s better not to fall behind or become complacent or have a major problem. But even if you do, it’s more important to avoid accepting average and to shoot for extraordinary. Even then, not giving up is as important as believing that improvement is possible. Count the cost of improvement. Then commit to it. Tags: Ability, Advice, Average, Business, Business Development, Business Tips, Change, Commit, Company, Complacent, Confidence, Courage, Determination, Developing Leaders, discipline, Drive, Energy, Extraordinary, Growth, Improvement, Knowledge, Leader, Leaders, Leadership, Leadership Excellence, Leadership Skills, Motivation, owner, People, People Leaders, Personal Development, Perspective, Project Leaders, Reality, Realization, Responsibility, Sales, Society, Structure, Success, Successful, Take Charge, The Mind of a Leader, Understanding, Will, Wisdom |
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