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Avoiding Mistakes

These are the kinds of problems that are worth having and if you advance, as Thoreau said, in the general direction of your dreams, you may have them. If you advance in the direction of someone else’s dreams—if you want to live someone else’s life rather than yours—then get a TV for every room, buy [...]

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A Breakfast Anecdote: In a breakfast of eggs and bacon there are two stakeholders, the chicken and the pig. Both are required to make the breakfast. The difference between the two is the chicken has an interest whereas the pig is committed. Moral of the story – identify your chickens and pigs, keep the chickens [...]

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This is an article recently published in ‘in-business’ magazine, you can download the PDF of actual article from this link. Thriving In The Current Economy While these are undoubtedly uncertain times, the fear mongering of attention seeking headlines would have you believe we are in the depths of another great depression. While it certainly pays [...]

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This article from “in-Business” weekly newsletter highlights the importance of streamlining your business, keeping efficiency firmly at the forefront. Business confidence fell in the March quarter after consecutive interest rate rises, according to the latest Commonwealth Bank Business SA Survey of Business Expectations. Business confidence fell 15.9 points to 92.2 points and the slump follows [...]

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Ideas, Innovation and Creativity in Business. There is a good case for consultants. They are not committed emotionally or intellectually to the “way things are done”. To the norm, the status quo. Consultants can see what changes need to be made. They have the requisite skills, that the business doesn’t. They implement the changes, fix [...]

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