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Why Every Fortune 1000 CEO “Needs a Therapist”

Lead Change Blog

At one conference I attended (the Direct Marketing Association, no less!) I had one business owner tell me in no uncertain terms to leave because there was no place for me and my company at such a conference. I’ve often wondered if that company survived and still thrives today. Having high risk tolerance.

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Leading Above The Line

N2Growth Blog

With all of today’s emphasis on pleasing investors by meeting short-term financial expectations, it is not at all uncommon for many executives to press for better execution when what they really need is a better strategy. Conversely, other executives change strategic direction when what they should do is demand better execution.

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5 Things to Know About Running an Offline Marketing Campaign

Strategy Driven

Falling into this trap will result in effective individual marketing efforts, but no real long-term achievements or substantial KPIs. With the right approach, you can integrate different marketing activities and amplify their impacts. The approach creates a more lasting effect. One more thing….

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Craft a Remarkable Personal Brand Statement! 29 Steps & Examples

Miles Anthony Smith

If you’re successful, your brand will leave an impact long after you’re gone. It's an extension of yourself that lingers even long after that person has left your website, book, show, or other piece of content. is a leadership, career, and marketing expert and coach. Also, a little charisma does go a long way.

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Decide, Change: The Two Essential Risks for Ultimate Success

Great Leadership By Dan

So it was obvious that these two essential risks were necessary to maintain the forward motion for long-term entrepreneurial success. Successful leaders have the courage to make decisions and to welcome change. Here is a detailed look at why these two essential risks provide you with an unexpected edge.

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Harper Lee and Dr. Seuss Won’t Save Publishing

Harvard Business Review

This blast of nostalgia, while great in the short term, illuminates a problematic phenomenon. What they’re often missing these days is a partnership with less prominent authors they cultivate over the long term, enabling them to be far more successful than they could on their own. Become a full partner with authors.

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Why the Print Catalog Is Back in Style

Harvard Business Review

According to the Direct Marketing Association (DMA), catalog mailings grew in 2013 to 11.9 The recent resurgence in the popularity of catalogs raises questions about their value and long-term viability. Will they once again fall out of fashion at the first sign of softness in the market?

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