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How do you measure success?
Eric Klein is the man behind Dharma Consulting, and he’s written a lovely blog post about how we measure success … and some of the traps that trip us up. (It follows on nicely from yesterday’s post about making bad … Continue reading
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Seth-isms #4: Respond vs Initiate
Seth Godin’s blog the other day hit a lovely Great Work distinction: Are you reacting, responding or initiating? Reacting and responding: often in the purview of Bad or Good Work. Initiating: often in the remit of Great Work. And I … Continue reading
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Great metrics #1
What are you measuring? More importantly – what does what you’re measuring tell you? And just as importantly, what does what you’re NOT measuring tell you? Speaking to a friend Sherry Lowry at the recent OD Network Conference, she told … Continue reading
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