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Survey Says

Research by the  Keller Fay Group finds that only 7% of word of mouth happens online.

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Goal Setting

We must be open to having our goals change as we learn new information or are surprised by things we thought we knew but didn't.

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Brain Power

Our brain makes up 2-3% of our body mass but burns 20% of the calories we take in.

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Scale-based Strategy

People and companies who have size advantage never really have to learn to strategize the process when they've been able to coast on brute force.  And that works for them...until it doesn't!

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Strategic Planning

How much planning goes into your company's long-term success?  None?  Then don't be surprised when your company becomes irrelevant.  Establishing an effective and repeatable planning process is critical to the success of any company. 

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Employee Focus

Do your employees have a clear focus on what matters most?  If you answered "Yes," do you have evidence to support your "Yes?"

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Data Overload

The problem is not the absence of data: the problem is too much of it and little sense of what data is most important.

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Meditation

In study after study, meditation has proven to increase working memory capacity.

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#PersonalDevelopment

The secret to getting results that last is to never stop making improvements.  It's remarkable what you can accomplish if you don't stop.  Small habits don't add up, they compound.  Tiny changes equal remarkable results.

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#Leadership Ownership

Instead of blaming others, instead of complaining, good leaders take ownership of the problem and lead.  Good leaders look at themselves to see what they can do better.  Is this the type of leaders your organization has?

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