On a recent trip to summit Grays Peak in Colorado, I learned a valuable lesson about clarity. It served as a reminder of the importance of clear signs guiding your destination, whether hiking or in business.
From small mom-and-pop shops to large corporations, the Great Resignation has impacted nearly every business in some way. Entrepreneurial companies have felt the pinch too. Learn how to protect your business from the Great Resignation.
In a growing company, a leader who can’t or won’t delegate cannot keep up with the velocity to rise to the top. Instead, they “hit a ceiling” and get stuck there. Instinctively they know they can’t do it all, but letting go of things can feel scary and counterintuitive. But, like most things in life, having the right companion can help you let go of the vine more easily.
Richard Williams said: “I wrote me a 78-page plan for their whole career before they was even born.” Richard, father of tennis superstars Venus and Serena, may have naysayers, but he knew to just stick to the plan.
In 1918, the Postal Service started experimenting with sending mail via the state-of-the-art aircraft of the time: the biplane. Transcontinental airmail was born. The U.S. Postal Service learned the importance of innovating to achieve new goals. You can do the same for your business.
Level 10 Meetings let you achieve team health and solve more issues in a shorter time than a bad meeting or, even worse, multiple meetings.
