That customer…the way he goes on and on and on, the way that he’s rude to the store staff, it’s just too much.
People often cite Newton’s First Law as something akin to “an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the same direction.”
I’ve written before about creating your own business disruption before someone else comes along and disrupts your business.
What parent hasn’t heard those words?
Earlier this year, a federal trial court in Idaho struck down, and ordered unwound, a hospital’s acquisition of a medical group on grounds that it violated antitrust law. The case is now on appeal.
As a recent Wall Street Journal article recounts, Japanese manufacturers, once the world’s leaders in electronic goods and especially in cell phone technology, lost big in the switch to smartphones.
Many leaders believe that the past determines the future. Yet, from information that’s readily available to us all, the past does no such thing. It’s neither a guaranty, nor a preventive, of future success.
People often cite Newton’s First Law as something akin to “an object in motion tends to stay in motion with the same speed and in the same direction.”
If value, to you, exceeds the price you pay, you got a good deal. Price is what you pay, value is what you get.
The harder you work, the more you make.