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Have you ever eaten at a restaurant with an endless number of menu items? Think about the logistics needed to serve 100 items. The ordering, receiving and stocking of deliveries, the capital needed for inventory, the training, the personnel, and … Continued
As a salesperson, do you know where your sales come from? Many don’t. Do this simple exercise: Go back and list every sale you have made in the last two years. Then to the right of each sale, list how … Continued
Are you tired of fighting more and more traffic every day? Take this quiz to see how you can improve your morning drive. How many do you do? 1. Driving and staying in the left lane instead of using it … Continued
Remember your last move? Or maybe you‘d rather not. After moving, did you discover you had packed more stuff than you had space for in your new location? Not having the space, did the boxes just kind of sit unpacked … Continued
When traveling, do you use the same paper system you use when working in your office? One of the goals of the A Vetter Way® system is to use the same work system whether you are at the office, at … Continued
Can you leave your work behind when you go on vacation? Not to mention all of your technology too? Today, your troubles are not only your concerns, issues, and worries, but also your work, laptop, brief case, and smartphone. Vacation … Continued
Would you be willing to throw ten minutes away on your morning commute? Think about your drive to work. When was the last time you really enjoyed it? For many people, it’s simply a race to arrive on time. If … Continued
Remember having to sit at a desk for 6 hours as a kid in school? Did you ever think you were going to have to repeat that same type of idiotic behavior when you grew up and got a job? … Continued
How many key activities do you have? If “key” is singular and “activities” is plural, then something doesn’t match. Many people think they have a bunch of key activities. What if they only have one? Remember the movie City Slickers … Continued
Why do you have time for reactive tasks yet never time for important ones? Most people spend their day reacting to e-mails, Tweets, calls, texts, deadlines, urgencies, and sometimes whims rather than proacting and setting their day up around their … Continued