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According to Adobe, $3.07 billion of goods were sold online on Cyber Monday in 2015, breaking all previous records. According to Adobe Insights, 56 percent of people related joy or admiration to Cyber Monday, versus 40 percent for Black Friday. But how joyful are employers on Cyber Monday? Comscore, Inc.’s research reveals that 52.2% of all Cyber Monday purchases were ...
In 2015, REI stores, known for selling outdoor and fitness apparel, made a bold move. They declared that Black Friday had gotten out-of-hand and they were going to close their stores to encourage people to spend time outdoors instead. Since their mission is about encouraging outdoor activities, their move, in alignment with their values, sent a strong message about their ...
This week we have been discussing F.I.T.T. leaders. The final letter T represents Thanksgiving. At the core of accomplished and effective leaders is thankfulness and a heart of gratitude. Research has shown spending a few moments each morning writing down 5 things you are thankful for, creates an optimistic outlook for your day. Optimism is linked to joy, accomplishment, and ...
This week we’re discussing F.I.T.T. leaders. The T stands for Temple. Healthy and effective leaders know the importance of taking care of their physical bodies. A healthy eating plan and regular exercise are necessary habits for one’s physical health. Taking care of your “temple” creates discipline and, gives you the strength and stamina to endure the challenges one faces as ...
This week we are talking about F.I.T.T. leaders. The I in FITT is for intellectual. As I study the qualities of healthy leaders, a common trait among most of these individuals is their desire to continuously learn. Healthy and effective leaders read books, listen to podcasts, and attend seminars to expand their knowledge. F.I.T.T leaders grow and develop themselves intellectually. ...
This week we’re discussing F.I.T.T. leaders. While others were partnered in six man teams attempting the 100 mile, 24-hour relay race, David Goggins ran it alone. Eighteen hours and 70 miles into the race, David’s body began to show signs of failure. Despite breaking bones in both feet and experiencing kidney failure, David refused to give up and finished the ...
The past 2016 Olympic Games inspired Matt. He found himself lifting weights more, eating healthier, and challenging his family to various simulated, family-friendly Olympic events. The Olympics in Rio reminded Matt of the importance of being physically and mentally fit as it relates to his ability to lead others towards greatness. In Matt’s quest for “leadership gold,” he has implemented ...
The Seventh Key to Financial Success – Turnover Ratios Profit is important, but cash pays the bills. If your inventory, or monies owed to you, grow significantly, you can be profitable, but cash poor. A past bank customer of mine was profitable, but had a cash flow crisis. By calculating how frequently his inventory was turning over, we discovered his ...
The Sixth Key to Financial Success – Leverage At 25 years of age I started a car rental agency! In order to fund this new business I borrowed money personally, and also, from a bank. My new business was highly leveraged with an excessive amount of debt. Before long I discovered that every time the bank demanded something from me, ...
The Fifth Key to Financial Success – Generosity Giving money away hardly seems like a key to financial success, yet it is! In my book, “Unconventional Business,” generosity is my Fifth Key to success. R. G. LeTourneau pioneered and patented hundreds of earthmoving equipment ideas. After some spiritual turning points, RG realized that God owned everything, not just 10% of ...
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