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Put Excitement Back in Your BusinessWhen you receive this newsletter, I will be on an adventure in Africa. I have been planning for several years to go in celebration of a milestone birthday. My intent is to travel to an intriguing part of the world, to do something exciting and challenging. My sense of curiosity and discovery will be heightened. I intend to bring some spice into my life and I am sure it will spill over to how think about my business and work with my clients. I am filled with anticipation of a new perspective of a world larger than I have known. My goal is to make my life and work fulfilling, adventurous and stimulating. Bland and boring is not in my vocabulary. What about you? What about your business? Is your business feeling old and dull? Would you like to bring some new vigor into your daily routine? There is something comfortable and predictable in sameness but it can also numb you to new ideas, different perspectives and needed change. If it is lackluster for you, how is it for your employees, your customers? However, change shouldn’t be only for change sake. During a recent visit to Rockport, Massachusetts, I went though the shops. Some of them have the same predictable merchandise they’ve had for the past five years. Other shops have changed their products from artistic craftsmanship to tourist trinkets made in Mexico and China. I saw items you can get anywhere. The town has lost its appeal. I’m not sure I will want to go back next year. It is no longer interesting or reflective of the wonderful people who live and work in this seaside town. Change is good only when it fits with your goals, vision and environment. How can you find a way to make your business feel new and exciting short of going on an exotic vacation?
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