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Will You Add? - Is Competition Really the Problem?
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If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
So... Home Business - Make Sense Of The Failure Rate
When there is such an enormous choice of ways to make money at home, it seems strange that so many people fail when they try to start their own home business. Do they all choose the wrong business for them or is there something inherently wrong with the idea of earning money working from home? The statistics produced in rega
But is the problem really competition for customers or a share of the marketplace? Or is it something else?
A Focus on Scarcity
We could make a case that the real enemy of any business today is the focus on scarcity driven by fear. Fear of losing "the edge," of losing perceived global leadership, of losing profits.
Of losing the business entirely.
When fear is our focus and scarcity our attitude, our perceptions of the world around us are skewed. We gather incomplete data about conditions because we have conditioned ourselves to see only a small part of the total picture. Poor decisions are the result, diverting our attention from the business's right and proper focus.
"But what ABOUT the competition? Those people are really out there, you know, and they are stealing our customers!" I actually heard someone use these very words just last week. Yes, what about the competition?
If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
So...
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But is the problem really competition for customers or a share of the marketplace? Or is it something else?
A Focus on Scarcity
We could make a case that the real enemy of any business today is the focus on scarcity driven by fear. Fear of losing "the edge," of losing perceived global leadership, of losing profits.
Of losing the business entirely.
When fear is our focus and scarcity our attitude, our perceptions of the world around us are skewed. We gather incomplete data about conditions because we have conditioned ourselves to see only a small part of the total picture. Poor decisions are the result, diverting our attention from the business's right and proper focus.
"But what ABOUT the competition? Those people are really out there, you know, and they are stealing our customers!" I actually heard someone use these very words just last week. Yes, what about the competition?
If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
So... Balance Business with Your Home Life
Every Mother's ChallengeThree mothers in Pennsylvania have successfully built their own businesses and found that they were able to balance their home life with their employment so much more easily when they started their own businesses.One of the mothers, a cake decorator, runs her own business and loves the fleosing "the edge," of losing perceived global leadership, of losing profits.
Of losing the business entirely.
When fear is our focus and scarcity our attitude, our perceptions of the world around us are skewed. We gather incomplete data about conditions because we have conditioned ourselves to see only a small part of the total picture. Poor decisions are the result, diverting our attention from the business's right and proper focus.
"But what ABOUT the competition? Those people are really out there, you know, and they are stealing our customers!" I actually heard someone use these very words just last week. Yes, what about the competition?
If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
So... Telecom Audit Software
If you own a business, you also have to install a communication system to run it. It is simply unthinkable to run a business without the right type of communication system, which is the backbone of your business. Each and every member of your staff needs to have a telephone or other communication device for running business op to see only a small part of the total picture. Poor decisions are the result, diverting our attention from the business's right and proper focus.
"But what ABOUT the competition? Those people are really out there, you know, and they are stealing our customers!" I actually heard someone use these very words just last week. Yes, what about the competition?
If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
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If we focus on what our "competitors" are doing, we shift our attention from the real work and service of our businesses. In reality, incorrect focus causes us to lose more customers to those we label as our competitors.
So...
What Is Right Focus?
We define right focus as:
- Attention to the needs of those you serve.
- Being clear about why you're in business to begin with and about your business principles.
- Knowing and practicing what you do best every day.
- Devotion to customer relationships and delivering value.
Another Look at Solutions
There's no question that U.S. businesses need the sorts of skills that well-educated people deliver. So, yes, let's inspire more students to study the sciences and technology. And while we're at it, let's ensure they receive the sort of well-rounded education that helps them focus understanding problems and being of service to others.
For service is, in the end, what business is all about.
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