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How To Get Unstuck

How To Get Unstuck

How To Get Unstuck

Barry Moltz

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Editorial:
Motivational Press LLC
Año de edición:
2014
Materia
Empresa y gestión
ISBN:
9781628650754
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You wake every morning feeling like you are on a never-ending hamster wheel. Your energy and interest are waning. You have tried many things to turn your business around, but you have failed. You and your business are literally stuck. You keep looking for that magic bullet that will be 'the tipping point' to take it to the next level. Sound familiar? You are not alone, and help is right inside this book. It reveals the 25 most common reasons why companies get stuck and how to fix them. These include: You Let Today's 'Emergencies' Dictate Your Plan You Take Dangerous Risks Instead of Calculated Actions Your Customers Can't Find You When They Are Ready to Buy Your Fear of Rejection Stops You from Selling You Stop Marketing as Soon as Your Revenue Increases You Hate Your Customers (and Maybe Even Your Employees or Vendors) You Only Hire Employees Who Are Weaker Than You You Allow Lousy Employees (and Customers) to Overstay Their Welcome You Think Business Is About Growing Sales

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