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These articles represent some of our best thought on the techniques, challenges, and rewards of making your business grow. Quick and easy to read, they'll help guide you on your road to success.
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| Are Work and Fun Compatible?
The objective observations of the case companies in Fun Works support my original premise that business works best when fun and work are successfully integrated.
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| Eight Pillars of Success for Enduring Change These are the "Eight Pillars for Success" which will help your company achieve enduring change and turn your business into a healthy, productive, and long-lived organization.
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| More Work Gets Done When Workplace is Fun
If your company is not a fun workplace, making it one will improve not only morale, but also your bottom line.
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| 10 Steps to a Financially Sound Business
If you're over the hump in your business and you would like to create a future for your company that does not rely entirely on you, here are 10 ideas that will help generate a financially sound organization.
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| You Only Grow By Letting Go
Here are the secrets to unlimited growth.
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| How to Do the Right Thing
Here are what I call the "Five Final Filters," five questions which every empowered employee needs to ask of any decision.
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| Responsibility for Mistakes Part of Empowerment
Empowerment is broadly defined as "giving power to another person." But empowerment is a coin with two sides; the other side of which is acceptance of that power.
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| Resolving Conflict is Worth the Effort
Here are five tips to help you navigate the buffet of relationships so you can reach the calm on the other side. Here are 10 ways to develop a positive attitude.
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| Having a Positive Attitude is Crucial to Your Success
A positive attitude can be the single most important aspect of success.
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| Controlling Treadmill of Life is Possible
Here are three ways in which we can change our treadmill-lives and regain control.
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| Fun is the Icing on the Cake of Business
Dave Barry says it's the worst song in the world, but "McArthur's Park" has an interesting metaphor that I have adapted to the whole concept of fun at work--cake.
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| Life, Work a Marathon, Not Just a Quick Dash
Then this summer, a new truth became obvious to me: Life is not a 100-yard dash. It is a marathon. And if you want your business to last the next 10 years, you have to adjust your thinking and learn the three basic skills of the marathon runner. .
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| Preparing to Face the Whitewaters of Your Life
There are many lessons to be learned on a rafting trip -- not only for whitewater rapids, but also for our business and personal lives.
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| Recognition Important to any Business
The ability to give sincere, well-delivered praise is one of the most powerful management skills in growing and sustaining high-performance individuals and organizations. To give meaningful praise, you need only to follow these few simple guidelines.
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| Can We Have Fun When We Work In Deadly Serious Jobs?
As we make changes in the post 9-11 world, we need to remember that being serious about safety doesn't mean we can't or shouldn't enjoy our work.
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| "Good To Great: Why Some Companies Make The Leap...and Other Don't"
Start with 1,435 good companies. Examine their performance over 40 years. Find the 11 companies that became great. Now, here's how you can do it too.
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| Five Questions Business Fundamentals Leslie Yerkes sat down with Inside Business to discuss why everyone should pencil in an appointment with fun.
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| Beans: Four Principals for Running a Business in Good Times or Bad
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| Changing the Conversation: Transforming an Industrial Culture
Mittal Steel USA's Cleveland steelworks is the most efficient producer of steel of the types they make in the world. A team was put together to both analyze carry-over best practices and new practices. The new practices were instituted as the result of a company-wide Appreciative Inquiry change initiative.
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