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Added for You - Leading Change; Four Principles for Staying in Control
The Car Wash Industry knows it has a problem hiring illegal aliens and illegal immigrants. And most car wash owners exploit these people to make more money. They are somewhat worried about the recent crackdowns and are worried about getting in trouble. Yet they still do it, but why?Well they think they will not get caught because their customers will not turn them in. After all you have been going to the car wash for a decade and you have never called them in have you? Why not they are breaking the law?Do you approve of people breaking the law and breaking the backs of the American Taxpayer? How about breaking the bank of our economy? Point number one we can stop car washes from hiring illegal aliens if you will stand up and turn them in.Point Number two, the car wash owners think they are safe because they say; “these people have documentation and h
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come fro
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The people you are leading will have a range of anxieties about the change which different individuals will feel to a different depth. The nature of the anxiety and the depth of the anxiety will change over time, sometimes precipitously.
The leader, however, must be seen to be in control. More than that, except for the odd private lapse of confidence which bedevils the best leaders, the leader of change must be in control.
My observations from being affected by and leading change are that there are a few guiding principles for maintaining control.
Principle One: Focus on the goal
Day-to-day, leaders will receive good news and bad about the activities which make up the programme of change. Some activities will be ahead of where you thought they should be, some will be falling behind, or under seemingly impossible challenge to actually be completed.
Getting excited about activities which are ahead of progress and getting despondent or activating a reactionary process about activities which are not going well is sure way of communicating a lack of control.
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come from
Ok, you realize that print Yellow Page advertising is STILL a very powerful way to reach your local prospects. You've also learned that you can't rely on the publishers' overworked Yellow Page ad designers. Those poor souls have to crank out 20 or so Yellow Page ads a day! How much time can they spend on your Yellow Page ad design? More importantly, how much could they possibly know about your business other than its category? YOU must take charge! Prospects don’t call categories; they don’t even call businesses; they call solutions. Successful Yellow Page ads are ones that uniquely and believably speak to prospects’ needs. Avoiding the following 8 crucial DONT'S will help ensure that your Yellow Page ad is the one readers’ call. 1) Your Business Name Is Still Your Yellow Page Ad Headline. Stop it Already! After 100 year
The leader, however, must be seen to be in control. More than that, except for the odd private lapse of confidence which bedevils the best leaders, the leader of change must be in control.
My observations from being affected by and leading change are that there are a few guiding principles for maintaining control.
Principle One: Focus on the goal
Day-to-day, leaders will receive good news and bad about the activities which make up the programme of change. Some activities will be ahead of where you thought they should be, some will be falling behind, or under seemingly impossible challenge to actually be completed.
Getting excited about activities which are ahead of progress and getting despondent or activating a reactionary process about activities which are not going well is sure way of communicating a lack of control.
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come fro
“Revealed…The 3 Laws of Selling…And How You Can Exploit Them To Have Your Customers Pleading With You To Take Their Money”If you follow these 3 simple rules in all your marketing and advertising you’ll sell more of your products and services.Customers like to buy and not be sold to.People buy for emotional reasons and not rational reasons.But once they decide to buy, they instantly justify their buying decision with logical reasons.Think about it. Nobody likes somebody giving them a hard sell. We like to decide to buy for ourselves. But that buying decision is always ruled by our emotions. That’s why your copy needs saturating with the right emotions for your target market. Such as these:Greed – Who doesn’t want more money, to save money or get something free? But people aren’t solely focused on greed. There’s much more to a pers
Principle One: Focus on the goal
Day-to-day, leaders will receive good news and bad about the activities which make up the programme of change. Some activities will be ahead of where you thought they should be, some will be falling behind, or under seemingly impossible challenge to actually be completed.
Getting excited about activities which are ahead of progress and getting despondent or activating a reactionary process about activities which are not going well is sure way of communicating a lack of control.
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come fro
I'm feeling good. Actually I'm feeling great.My three weeks of dealing with neurotic computer systems had a happy ending.I'll briefly explain - but first a sidebar.In my last newsletter, When Your Stress Meter Makes You Want To Scream, I recapped my frustration with the technology stuff I was dealing with.Since this letter is dedicated to No-Brainer Selling Tips I shared four tips on how to handle stressful situations. Obviously, selling can be stressful.So what happens - I got dozens of e-mails from you. All but one shared similar experiences, words of encouragement, and some of you even said you changed your plans to buy a new Dell computer.But one angry dude sent an e-mail saying he didn't want to hear about my computer - he wanted selling tips. He was so angry it made me angry. Sorry, but I can't stand being associated in
Getting excited about activities which are ahead of progress and getting despondent or activating a reactionary process about activities which are not going well is sure way of communicating a lack of control.
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come fro
So many businesses are just plain dull. Totally lacking is that spark of creativity and energy. Instead, an image of decadence and boredom. I try to avoid shopping in these places. I bet many other people do likewise.I'm always on the lookout for the guy who dares to be different. Who believes his customers are entitled to a little theater in their shopping experience.I've been a retailer for 40 years and in that time I've learnt a lot about the retail business. Something which is never fully learnt or even properly understood is the element of creativity. The importance of finding creative ways to attract customers and even more creative ways of selling to them.Retailing is a highly competitive business and the giants in the industry are more like giant killers with their massive buying and selling power. Yet, their size can also be a handicap. The
Celebrating progress in a change programme is an important part of a change programme communication strategy. However, the celebration should be for progress towards the goal. The progress should always be measured as a balance of good and poor progress against the goal, where we have come from and the challenges which lie ahead of us.
Keeping a calm focus on the goal whilst encouraging overall progress and providing specific resources and guidance to fix problematic activities will give the team involved in the change increased courage and determination.
Reacting positively to good news and negatively to bad news only increases anxiety.
Of course, this principle assumes that the goal is clear and well understood. If it is not, take urgent action to clarify the goal of the change, its delivery date and ensure it is communicated in the languages and styles that the recipients will be most comfortable with and the mediums they have easiest access to.
Principle Two: Understand the building blocks of the change
Any change will have some key building blocks without which the change will not be affected. Building blocks will include items, for example, such as changing the competence of people, building infrastructure, purchasing equipment, implementing software changes, changing processes, developing products or gaining market understanding.
As a leader, focus a heavier proportion of your time ensuring the key building blocks of change are given the resourc
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