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The Service Was Seen as a Commodity

Kari Foster
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Kari Foster

About

Danger appears when business development is slower. That's when risks arise. 2 years is a long time in business, and 5 years seems like an eternity. If the pace of change is one where significant change can only be seen in 2 or more years, you need to make a conscious effort to expand your thinking.



Look far enough, and you will notice that everything you and your predecessors have done before has frozen in the present moment. Then look forward - everything you're doing now will freeze in the future. The question is, do you wait until it's gone, or do you move on to the next thing while your current business is still going well? If I have to build a new business, I will do so while my current business is growing well, money is abundant and confidence is overflowing.

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