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Category Archives: growth
Are you in a viciously competitive business? Boy, am I glad!
This is my first inspirational post – fair warning! I have recently spent way too much time noodling around the world of economy pens and pencils, and the blogs that are devoted to them. You know, the pens and pencils … Continue reading
It’s the opportunities, stupid!
I just picked up a fairly recent book (it was published in 2009) titled Know What You Don’t Know – How Great Leaders Prevent Problems Before They Occur, by Michael Roberto of the Harvard Business School. The essence of the … Continue reading
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