Archive for November, 2006

Sell reliable products and services
Make and meet commitments
Underpromise and overdeliver
Resolve problems quickly
Minimize surprises
Follow up

 

Do you know the critical path to getting things done?

Do you have an “open door” policy at your office?

Take this step today, open your door and leave it open all day. There’s no quicker way to lose touch with an organization than to close your door to write memos and send e-mail.
Trust […]

1. Face reality; never rationalize
2. Be hard on performance and easy on people
3. Know your unique selling proposition.
4. Remove the obstacles and let your people perform

5. Fire unprofitable customers

6. Hire people who are smarter than you

7. Be a healthy skeptic

8. Ask, “How may I help you Win?”

9. Know that you can never have […]

Two great things! We hit #1 on Amazon in Business and Investing category and the insightful and longtime business guru Guy Kawasaki noted the book in his post on “The Art of Projections in a Dotcom 2.0 World.”
I’m really humbled that Guy referenced the book!
My number one goal is to continue to help thousands […]