| Simple Is Elegant December 1st, 2024 by Bill Boyajian |
Simplicity is a positive. It’s learning to say no to almost everything that isn’t important. And it’s learning to clarify the complicated to maintain order in the midst of change. The more you have, the more you have to manage. And if you don’t have the time or the people you can rely on to help you, it can quickly become overwhelming. In turn, being overwhelmed isn’t a sign you’re drowning. It’s a signal to step back and re-focus. I often see this in family businesses. Owners and managers are mired in minutia that frustrates them to the point of anger and bitterness. Simplifying things makes things clear and provides a way forward. So what does it mean to be a master of simplicity? It means to assess the needs of your business (or even your life) so you have a clarity. When emotions take over objective planning, our circumstances often get in the way of rational thinking. Learning to pause and reflect allows you to rise to higher ground to see the big picture. Simple is elegant. It’s also much easier. Learn to make things easy. Tags: Advice, Big Picture, Business Development, Business Tips, Developing Leaders, Elegant, Emotions, Knowledge, Leadership Excellence, Leadership Skills, Objective, People, Personal Development, Planning, Quality, Simple, Success, The Mind of a Leader |
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Levy’s Fine Jewelry
Birmingham, AL
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Leitzel Fine Jewelry
Hershey & Myerstown, PA
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Kizer-Cummings Jewelers
Lawrence, KS
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