If there was one question I’d like to hurl into deep space, “What’s in it for me?” would be it. The main reason is that the “What’s in it for me?” question breaks down our hope that we might accomp...
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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/ ; Via Ariana Amorim, AlGonzalezinfo, Anne Egros Delete the scoop?
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