June 6, 2023
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10 Business Truths
In virtually every industry sector, there are 10 Business Truths That Matter. Those goal-minded business professionals who utilize these truths can position their business for a more successful return on the investment of time and money.
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- Plan, develop, and execute a realistic, prudent business plan; then, constantly monitor it.
- Examine, evaluate, and ensure that you have the right people in the right job and the right number of people at work in your business.
- Know your market and where the potential exists.
- Know your competition: what they are doing in the market; what strengths they are leveraging; and, where they are vulnerable.
- Effectively manage your advertising and marketing activities to maximize results.
- Tell and demonstrate your value story: build your personal brand in the marketplace.
- Broaden your sales and leadership skills, the skills of your team; and, your product and service knowledge.
- Build your business retention results by growing your client knowledge level.
- Develop great work/life balance.
- Always maintain a positive attitude.
In my next email, I’ll include full details about each of these 10 Truths.
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This Month's Hermanism |
Hope reigns supreme in life. Where there is hope, there is opportunity for great things to happen.
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My Books! |
“We are faced with a series of great opportunities brilliantly disguised as impossible situations.” ~ Chuck Swindoll
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In my new book, I provide a theme for each month of the year. June's focus is on Opportunity.
Visit me on Social Media for more excerpts and inspiration from the book!
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Herman's Books |
Herman's Books
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This companion eBook includes extra content about each of the 12 themes in "Thoughts Along the Way".
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>> Read the story of why I wrote my first books HERE. << |
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Visit My Book Page!
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Herman Dixon Author, Speaker, Executive Advisor P. (304) 839-5101 https://thinkbigdixon.com
Author of the book, Thoughts Along The Way and the forthcoming books, Confessions of A Poor Country Boy and Hermanisms.
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