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Execution is everything
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That's what you'll find in most places and insights. "Execution is everything". That's a common (mis)conception. Knowing how to execute the right thing is everything. Execution can be done by anyone, meaning you can always find someone to do the thing (either by training or hiring). Coming with the different, bold idea is also something learnable. It takes more time, as it's not a formula. (It's about breaking them) You can even be amazing at executing the great idea. Yet if you miss the right thing for the idea to thrive, how good is it executing anyways? Do the thinking. Know how to make it real. Make it real. The 3 are "everything". |
Rod Aparicio
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The difference between Will change, Changing and Changed: Intent, messiness and calibrating, and done. This is how it sounds and what your customers hear when talking about your prices. My prices will change → I haven't made the final decision and there's room for you to intervene. My prices are changing → I'm in the process of change and am still trying to figure out which ones will be final. But you can intervene in the process. Is it too expensive...maybe...? My prices changed → The...
How to find value —so that you can sell for more You don't. You help your clients find that out, because THEN you'll be able to capture more of it with what you help. It's not about you, it's all about THEM.
When you're running a business —or you're in a position on learning how to— you have your own bubble. And you have to break off of it. Who are you talking with about your business that is NOT part of your business? Lacking an environment where you get to be pushed in your thinking, compare similar or opposite situations with others like you, will leave you in your echo chamber. Look for others who work in a similar situation to yours.