Why So Negative? Can’t You Be Positive?
A product or service exists to solve a problem. That’s a negative. Can you still sell a product if there’s no problem to solve?
A product or service exists to solve a problem. That’s a negative. Can you still sell a product if there’s no problem to solve?
There are three primary levers available to steer your product or service competitively. As a service business, they may be Cost, Offerings, and Service. True, whether your business is cutting hair; being a clown; or, making real estate photography images.
These three levers are often used to define the three corners of the Iron Triangle.
Day-by-day we go to work, business proceeds as normal, and we go home. Tomorrow, we repeat. The day after, we repeat. Doing what is required but not the ‘extra’ little bit.
We tend to ignore the fact that every little bit counts. Why? Because it builds up over time.
JT reviews Richie Norton’s recent book discussing the need to Live to Start and Start to Live! The need to stop procrastinating, and the need to get on with it.
And, not just a packet of Kool-Aid™, he provides the sugar to fortify it too.
Changing brakes, fluids, and rotating tires is about all Dad’s likely to let junior do to his computer-driven, exotic materials containing, hybrid-hazardous, trip-to-the-dealer-if-you-break-it vehicle.
All the while, automotive manufacturers lament a general lack of automotive interest by today’s youth. Any surprises here?