They build diverse teams not because it's trendy, but
because they know different perspectives spot different
opportunities.
They create space for voices that sound nothing like theirs.
They invest in people who didn't have the same head start.
Neither perspective is wrong. But assuming everyone sees
what you see is where leadership fails.
The best leaders don't just share their advantages.
They ask: "What am I not seeing from where I stand?"
Here's what I learnt: we're all like giraffes and rabbits trying
to describe the same forest.
The giraffe sees over everything. Clear view. Easy
navigation.
The rabbit sees the undergrowth. The obstacles. The
threats the giraffe never notices.
God help our Nigerian Youths ooo...
The thing is until we begin to heal our own trauma, we react extremely to other people's expression and display of their own triggers
Unruly behavior is unacceptable: Period. The counter action metted against such may seem outrageous unfortunately these are the consequences of unruly behaviour.
May God help us ALL preserve our dignity in every situation 🙏
We project our own triggers and fears unto others, systems and processes. Forgetting that if the tables turn
we would expect justice to take it's full course in our favour
Most small businesses are overly reliant on selling to referrals, word of mouth, and their networks
They struggle to stay connected with customers and build repeat business.
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1. PROBLEM: Do the leads have the problem the product can solve?
2. AFFORDABILITY: Are they able to afford the product in terms of TIME and resources?
5. INNOVATION: How can we make this product profitable?
6. BUNDLE: What variations and jumbo bundle versions of this product can we sell for more money?
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7 Financial Questions to Ask before launching a product:
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2. PROFITABILITY: What is Our Profit Margin?
3. ROI: When would we start making money
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However, if reverse is the case and the business is yet to break-even, there's need for a structured plan towards accomplishing this in a specific frame of time
You also need to discover where your ideal clients are and which is best suited marketing collateral to reach them, giving tge access with ease to experience the solution your products provides