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To be successful in today’s competitive world, Shiv Khera’s message is: “Live with one philosophy: I will always give more than what I can get in life. I will always give more than what I can get to my family.

I will always give more than what I can get to my organisation. I will always give more than what I can get to my country. Trust me, then you have no competition. You will become competition.”

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We’ve all been in situations where a division or functional group within an organization points fingers at other divisions when a process failure occurs.  Or part of a team that had little idea of how their function fits into other functions within the organization.  This article discusses an issue that affects almost every organization, and that’s breaking down functional or departmentalized thinking and creating streams of information that flow across multiple functional or departmental boundaries.

We’ve all been in situations where a division or functional group within an organization points fingers at other divisions when a process failure occurs.  Or part of a team that had little idea of how their function fits into other functions within the organization.  This article discusses an issue that affects almost every organization, and that’s breaking down functional or departmentalized thinking and creating streams of information that flow across multiple functional or departmental boundaries.

I was walking out of a recent business networking meeting last week, I looked outside and reflected on the gorgeous morning.

Spring in Central Oregon was in full bloom.

More cars were driving on the road, the deer had returned to the region, and the stores were brimming with fresh daffodils (the only deer-proof flower in this region!)

You could actually FEEL the rush of excitement about the new season.

Yet sometimes, as I have learned, slowing down is the best way to energize your business. In this issue, marketing genius Ted Nicholas shares his proven formula for accomplishing great things…by slowing down.

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(December 2008) – The following ten tips are an accumulation of knowledge that I have put into practice while running my own business for the last 18 years.  I have utilized these principles in advising executives and business owners on creating and maintaining success in a constantly changing business environment.

1.       Create a clear vision for your business – a statement of possibility about what your business will become over the next several years. Visions need to be bigger than what you believe and must truly resonate with you.  The clearer you are on what you want the quicker you will draw it to you.

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If you want to test the true character of a person, see how they respond to adversity. Watch how they handle the pressure of a lost sale, an angry client, or a difficult boss. What do they say? How do they act? What is their emotional state? Do they freeze up and get angry, or do they buckle down and increase their focus and commitment?

The same holds true for those who would assume the mantle of leadership in business. When adversity hits, how they respond in the market will determine their ability to stay in business and win. Leadership – both on a personal and organizational level – ultimately drives the actions taken amidst crisis and change.