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ITDepartment
| Nov 5, 2014 |
Leadership
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News
Sir Richard Branson Leadership – a style of business leadership that is more focused on drawing a line in the sand than robust profiteering. Branson is an entrepreneur and a pioneer. His leadership is able to fabricate the skeleton onto which others will later...
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ITDepartment
| Sep 4, 2014 |
Leadership
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News
Leadership in Business. Apple’s success was often pinned on the thought and leadership of the CEO, Steve Jobs. When Jobs got kicked out, the company went down and when he passed away the share price crashed. It took a long time for the company to build a brand...
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ITDepartment
| Sep 4, 2014 |
Leadership
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News
Leadership in Business – The importance of second tier and third tier management. The idea is that the entrepreneur can be removed at any time and the company continues to grow independent of the entrepreneur as the correct structures and processes have been put...
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Editorial
| Aug 12, 2014 |
Leadership
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Management
A general address to your staff is the day the CEO or business owner looks at his goals in general, assesses the benchmarks he set as well as the objectives that he wanted to achieve. It is essential for any company no matter what the size. In July, you should be...
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Editorial
| Aug 22, 2013 |
Leadership
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Management
All businesses need a business problem solving strategy . . . . Here is mine and it’s just four words . . “YOU ARE THE PROBLEM”. Your business is a direct reflection on you. Problems in the business are problems in you. Staff imitate you. What...
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Editorial
| Feb 27, 2013 |
Genghis Khan Growth Strategies
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Leadership
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Mindset
You are an entrepreneur. When do you grow a business? From a platform of abundance or scarcity? . . . . . Genghis Khan built one of the greatest empires from scarcity. His homeland of Mongolia is a harsh environment; freezing cold, arid, isolated, treeless and with...
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Editorial
| Jan 23, 2013 |
Genghis Khan Growth Strategies
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Leadership
Genghis Khan surrounded himself with people that had two characteristics i.e. they were brilliant in their own right and they were loyal . . . . . . . . . Loyalty is not a strategy. If people continually do business with you you cannot give them a customer card and...
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Editorial
| Jan 22, 2013 |
Genghis Khan Growth Strategies
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Leadership
In business people want to be led; they appreciated and value leadership . . . . . . . . . They will buy into being led if the leader is confident and has a clear direction and strategy; it is better to be led (and make some personal and probably superficial...
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Editorial
| Jan 21, 2013 |
Genghis Khan Growth Strategies
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Leadership
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Management
Management Structure Genghis Khan had a unique chain of command . . . . . every man was an officer who could make a decision. Unlike his enemies who had a centralized command system of ‘do, stop, wait’, his army was broken into hierarchical groups of units who...
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Editorial
| Jan 18, 2013 |
Leadership
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Management
As an entrepreneur I have benefited for lessons of leadership and business from Genghis Khan . . . . . . . . . . I love stories of successful leaders like Genghis Khan. He conquered ¾ of the known world in 1215. I find his strategies useful for my business LIVEOUTLOUD...
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