Member-only story
Today, let’s talk about staying ahead of the curve. You’re running your own ship here, and no captain wants to be caught in a storm unprepared, right?
Being proactive means you see things before they happen. And it’s not just about dodging problems, but also seizing opportunities. Keep your hand on the wheel and your eye on the horizon. Last week, we touched on the ship analogy, and it holds true: steer your business based on what you foresee, not react to.
You’ve heard the saying, “The early bird gets the worm.” Cliché? Sure. True? Absolutely. Take the current eco-friendly trend. If you catch on early, you’re leading, not following. But don’t be a lone wolf; loop in your team. Keep everyone aligned and ready to adapt. After all, a captain is only as good as their crew.
Now, let’s talk balance. Acting too soon has its own pitfalls. You don’t want to upend your whole business model just because you spotted a new trend. Be keen, not impulsive. We’ve discussed balancing acts in the 10 pillars, so remember: it’s about calculated moves, not hasty ones.
Last week, I nudged you to do a SWOT analysis. If you didn’t, hop back and give it a listen. Now, overlay…
