Today’s newsletter, Recalibration, suggests that you “Stop Tweaking and Start Recalibrating.”
Don’t hunker down! Make real changes, in a world that is really different.
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Brilliant writeup! Message rhymes perfectly with the #54 Brain Science podcast I just listened to this morning. Quite inspiring.
This is my first visit to your blog and this post is so relevant and on target it needs be on the first page of the NY Times (but that wouldn’t happen since they view the world differently). Great post and the absolute right direction for businesses of all sizes to heed and adopt.
Biodun and Chuck,
Thanks for the comments. So … share with us. How are you recalibtraing?
Steve