Monthly Archives: November 2008
Winning is a Management Strategy Game
Winning is a Management Strategy Game
by: Daniel Morales, MBA
During the Olympics games millions around the world watched athletes challenge themselves and each other. We saw them, both in athletic skills and professionalism. Not only did we get a chance to see sports performances but we also got a glimpse, through interviews and spotlight pieces, of the means that these athletes use to reach their best performances.
What does this have to do with you as a small business owner and entrepreneur? Two things.
First, an entrepreneur’s role is to lead people to aspire to be better, and to make anything appear possible. Perhaps we can gain insight into this process by learning from these athletes.
Second, entrepreneurs themselves can aspire to “winning management”, using some of the techniques of athletes to increase their personal management effectiveness.
Let’s take a look at four general techniques that small business owners can use to enhance their ability to deal with challenging situations. Continue reading
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Benjamin Franklin, Entrepreneur
Benjamin Franklin, Entrepreneur
Franklin was the youngest son and fifteenth child born to his working-class father and he only attended school for two years – but he made enough money to retire from active business by the age of 42.
How did he do it? Continue reading
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The ‘Money’ Speech – From ‘Atlas Shrugged’ by Ayn Rand
The ‘Money’ Speech – From ‘Atlas Shrugged’ by Ayn Rand A few years after I finished my MBA, I bought and became familiar with some of Ayn Rand books, I read “The Fountainhead” and then took on to read “Atlas … Continue reading
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