In business, vision is essential. Yet, even the best vision will fall flat if it is not clearly communicated throughout the organization. Leadership may be aligned at the top, but
When you are a business owner, founder, or CEO, the last thing you want is a leadership vacuum in your organization. And, if you have one, you might be tempted
The CEO sat at his desk long after everyone else had left the office. The tap of his pen was the only sound in the room; even his laptop was
As a business founder, owner, or CEO, you are faced with a multiplicity of opportunities. The allure of a new project or partnership can be tempting, but there is a critical question you need to ask: “Is this opportunity really right for our business?” If it is not, you might find yourself stuck in a scenario where the “great opportunity” ends up being a burdensome mistake. You can avoid that trap by achieving true clarity around your business focus.
As a business founder or owner, the momentum of your business – whether it is stalled or steady or skyrocketing – is largely determined by you and your leadership team.
Perhaps you used to say those words and mean them from your core. Perhaps you never felt that strongly about what you are doing. True, you founded a business or
