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The Benefits of a Performance Culture (and How to Implement One)

Success

1, 2005, only three days before Foster’s first child was born. We don’t have room for people who don’t meet their goals, but that’s from 8 a.m. I do want to win, don’t get me wrong—we’re all about winning—but not at all costs. If your life is on the line to a degree, it’s amazing what you can get done.”.

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Life Missions with LifeHack

Productivityist

Do you still think that goal setting is important? Aren’t people tired of setting goals? We don’t just call them goals: we instead call them life missions. So, what happens if people fail to reach a goal? So what kind of mindset do people need to make sure that they are on track to achieve their goals? Not exactly.

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Q&A for Productivityist

Productivityist

Do you still think that goal setting is important? Aren’t people tired of setting goals? We don’t just call them goals: we instead call them life missions. So, what happens if people fail to reach a goal? So what kind of mindset do people need to make sure that they are on track to achieve their goals? Not exactly.

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Is College Still Worth It?

Success

The savviest students are letting industry, their K-12 public school system or a combination of the two cover some—or even all—of their college tuition costs. Toyota came on in 2003 [and] Honda in 2005, followed by Subaru, Nissan, Fiat Chrysler, Ford and Mercedes-Benz. It’s a clear win-win. Investing in early colleges.

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Do You Know Your Lifestyle Ratios?

Stephanie LH Calahan

.  Revenue, net income, total expenses, and payroll costs are just a few of the items that you may be monitoring on your profit and loss statement.  It might be fun to come up with a few lifestyle ratios to help you measure and move toward your personal goals.  Your Lifestyle Goals. What’s on your “bucket list?”

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Service with a snarl: What to look for and how to avoid it

Service Untitled

Customer service agents are not FBI hostage negotiators and should not be expected to tolerate screaming profanities, unrealistic goals, and vulgar behaviors. Low levels of service are inexpensive, but the high costs of customer dissatisfaction, the lost business, and the money spent to process and repair the damage, takes its toll.

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Discover the Formula for Happy Employees

Success

Clearly communicate your company’s reason for being and its cultural goals. The prevailing career formula —work harder, be more successful, be happier—doesn’t work because “our brain changes the goal post,” he explains. Small-business people often think they can’t offer day care or some other cost-challenging measure, Nelson says.