How big would my business be if I still had every customer who ever tried me?
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The Road Less Stupid vol 35
The Road Less Stupid vol 34
When you think about what could go wrong, you dramatically increase the odd of creating something that will go right.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 33
Marketing is about getting people to notice what you do. Execution is about doing something people will notice.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 32
The Road Less Stupid vol 31
The illusion we live with is that being active is synonymous with being productive.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 30
Progress is not built by doing something huge but rather by consistently doing ordinary things.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 29
The reason companies lose relevance, go broke, or fade into the sunset is because they continue to grow, but fail to evolve. They rely on the wrong question and old answers.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 28
The Road Less Stupid vol 27
The market really doesn’t care what you want to give it, nor does it care how much you love what you have created. The market wants a problem solved or a gap filled.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 26
Dissatisfaction or discomfort with where we are is a primary change agent in our lives.
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The Road Less Stupid vol 24
The Road Less Stupid vol 23
The Road Less Stupid vol 22
When interacting with employees, the two most powerful phrases in a leader’s vocabulary are:
1.Help me understand …
2. What do you recommend?
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The Road Less Stupid vol 21
The only difference between a high-maintenance and a high-performance team is a culture of accountability, measuring, and ownership.
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