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Values must support your organization's purpose and desired future. Ask first, “What are our values?” Then ask, “Do our values enable us to fulfill our purpose and our potential?
See also http://seapointcenter.com/staying-power-vision/
and http://seapointcenter.com/vision-part-2/ ;
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Business owners, are usually the face of their businesses when it comes to networking and promotional activities, and as such they need to ensure that people they interact with remember both them and their business long after the initial encounter.
Improving one's understanding the importance of being memorable, and taking action to improve one's memorability, are actions that every business owner can take to assist their business to be more successful.
This excellent article, suggests that if people don't remember you after events, they are unlikely to want to do business with you, and it then provides five tips to make yourself more memorable in future face-to-face meetings.
Via Daniel Watson, David Hain 
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December 3, 2012 5:00 AM
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