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I Dare You to Do Better.

Rich Gee Group

Action Item: Conduct a personal SWOT analysis to identify your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Setting Higher Goals Once you recognize your potential, the next step is to set higher goals. These 'stretch' goals should be ambitious yet achievable, pushing you beyond your comfort zone.

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You Won’t Improve if You Don’t Focus

Lead Change Blog

This quote comes to mind whenever I think of my personal and professional improvement over the lifespan of my career. I am a firm believer that if one expects to improve, one must invest the time to hone and work on their skill daily until they achieve the goal. Self-Assessment through SWOT Analysis. Seek a role model.

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StrategyDriven Professional Podcast Episode 2 – Standing Out Among Professional Peers, part 2 of 3

Strategy Driven

StrategyDriven Professional Podcasts focus on the tools and techniques business professionals can use to accelerate their careers and personal goals achievement. what professionals should do to ‘get to know themselves again’ importance of performing a personal SWOT analysis for each position being applied for.

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Outsizing Strategies to Grow Your Business Potential

Skip Prichard

Over the course of my career, I have seen the business world transform and certain powerhouses, think Amazon, Apple, and Uber, redefine the business model to capture incredible value. My research led me to develop the six-step process that allows companies to outsize: (Copyright Steve Coughran, Used by Permission). Steve Coughran.

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The Top Tips for Building Team Performance

Roundtable Talk

Plan: Plans need to be continually reviewed to keep the team on track Productivity (Measures & Accountability): assigning tasks, measuring success and rewarding results are an oft overlooked element of successful team development. With you action plan in hand, it’s now up to you as the team lead to champion the team forward.

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The 5 Skills That Innovative Leaders Have in Common

Harvard Business Review

When risks do present themselves, they develop plans to minimize the risk and identify where it is needed most. To develop better risk management behaviors, CEOs need to: List a minimum of eight ideas for new initiatives. Identify, document and plan for risks as part of developing strategic alternatives.