The recent economic downturn has resulted in business owners refocusing on their business strategy and making changes in their organizations to cut costs, operate more efficiently and increase sales.
As a business owner, are you viewing the recession as a crisis or are you embracing the opportunities you can leverage and make your organization stronger as a result of the difficult times? Ray Brun, TAB business coach, discusses this topic and the possibilities companies can leverage to come out on top:
"John Milton, British poet, said, "The mind is its own place, and in itself can make heaven of Hell, and hell of Heaven."
Caught in the aftermath of financial insanity, I am hearing more and more TAB members, other business owners and friends who are being forced to deal with messes left by others; people who thought they could get something for nothing. What truth did those people miss? The Law of Service and Reward — a universal, provable truth. We cannot rewind life, nor control what people in high places do in their attempts to make things better. The only options we have are our reactions to the insanities that have already occurred.
Napoleon Hill, author of the classic Think and Grow Rich, said, "The key to your success is in finding needs and filling them." This is not just a great slogan for a cement truck. With firms failing, markets crashing and millions of people scared and hurting, there are more needs now than I have ever seen in my nearly half century of observing the business world. That is why at our TAB meetings we are regularly asking the question: "Crisis or Opportunity?" At TAB, we are not whining, we are talking about leveraging on possibilities."
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
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