Be the CEO of yourself
July 27, 2020
6:14 pm
Being the CEO does not mean you have to do it all. But you do need to take responsibility and ownership over your life.
Being the CEO does not mean you have to do it all. But you do need to take responsibility and ownership over your life.
All of us are different, and much can be gained by harnessing those differences.
Investors like predictability, and not knowing the totality of the impact or when a recovery will occur creates tremendous uncertainty.
Some aspects of corporate culture that seem positive on their face can operate to freeze the status quo hierarchy and quiet dissenting voices.
Putting in effort outside of the office will get you far in building your network.
The capacity to innovate can’t be turned off and on. Decisions made under duress will affect what you’re capable of doing when the threat has abated.
This pandemic has been calamitous. But from severe adversity comes innovation, which can set the stage for new, never-imagined business opportunities.
By most accounts, 2020 was projected to be great. Then, almost overnight, everything changed drastically.
Cuini & Panichi’s George P. Pickard talks about the CARES Act and how it can benefit both your business and you, individually.
It’s time to talk to your employees, customers and community, says Rick Milenthal, CEO of The Shipyard.
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