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Where do you really want to be in five years? In ten years? How can you get there? What will it take to succeed in reaching those goals?
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Where do you really want to be in five years? In ten years? How can you get there? What will it take to succeed in reaching those goals?
This is a question many people are asking. I believe it’s something we need to be looking at regularly.
“The most effective way to manage change successfully is to create it.” These are the words of business management guru Peter Drucker.
Do you ever feel frustrated with your level of accomplishment in business or in life? I believe we all do at one time or another. You know what, though, it doesn’t have to be that way at all.
I remember reading an article in Inc. magazine written by Adam Hanft that was entitled, “The Risk of Doing Nothing.”
Former Green Bay Packers Coach Vince Lombardi stated, “Winning is not a sometime thing – it’s an all-the-time thing.” We are currently facing a difficult situation in the dairy industry today. As I write this column, we are enjoying some higher milk prices. However, by the time you read this article, we could very well be seeing lower prices again. While I hope that is not the case, it is always a possibility.
For a fascinating example of speed and action combined, just watch what happens in the pits at an Indy car race. As outlined in Fast Company’s book “The Rules of Business,” there are four primary rules that guide both the driver and his pit crew in their respective roles.
Dairy farmers have a solid business lesson to learn from a prior article in the Wall Street Journal written by Jeb Bush
Throughout the crazy events sometimes surrounding us, it’s often difficult to find meaning – in effect, to make sense of things that are occurring every day. Victor Frankl was a survivor of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp in Nazi Germany.
One of the most common problems faced by many businesses today revolves around their ability to obtain the financing they need.
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