Posted by Brian Tracy on Jul 15, 2011
Whenever you must create or reinvent the direction of your organization, there are six questions, in order, that you must answer correctly. You’ve heard the expression ‘‘garbage in, garbage out.’’ The quality of your thinking and decisions is determined solely by the quality of the information you begin with. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Business Success, business goals, performance evaluation, strategic plan, strategic planning
Posted by Brian Tracy on Feb 15, 2011
Almost all successful and happy people are good conversationalists. They have developed an ability to communicate naturally and spontaneously with almost anyone they meet.
Good conversationalists are a pleasure to be around and they are welcome wherever they go. Learning the art and skill of good conversation can help you in virtually every human relationship, both at business and at home.
In this post, I’m going to talk about some of the things that you can do to become a more effective conversationalist. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Sales Success, conversationalist, good conversation, product or service, salesperson, social activities, social development, strategic planning
Posted by Brian Tracy on Nov 25, 2010
The mark of the exceptional person is that he or she is determined to get the very most living out of life. He or she is fully engaged. The exceptional person, in Maslow’s words wants to “become everything he or she is capable of becoming.” Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: General, Personal Success, financial independence, goal setting, good health, happy home life, happy relationships, make a good living, organizing your time, personal-development, return on energy, self-improvement, strategic planning, Time Management
Posted by Brian Tracy on Oct 1, 2009
The starting point of strategic planning is for you to develop absolute clarity about your current situation. Look at your overall business and ask, “What’s working?” and “What’s not working?” in every area.
What is your current level of sales? Break them down by product, product line, service, market, and distribution channel. What exactly are you selling, to which customers, at what prices, and with what level of profitability? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Business Success, building business, clarity, increasing sales, planning, strategic planning
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