Nothing fancy. Just presume, for a second, that my last post was substantially right. We will have a technical recovery from an economic perspective, but it won’t feel anything like prosperity.
Ask yourself two questions:
1. What will my business look like two years from today if the economy stays exactly as it is this moment?
2. What did I do to make my company that way?
John F. Dini CMBA, CExP, CBI
President, MPN Incorporated
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Good thoughts, Our TAB board is constantly drilling that into us. If this is the business climate I'm in, what should I be doing.