Good thinking – 5- What’s the question?
What don’t you know that you should?
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What don’t you know that you should?
Let’s learn from the past. Well over 100 years ago, the telegraph and telephone changed the impact of distance on the lives of people and companies. Photographs and phonographs extend the concept of time. Distance and time were both fundamental constraints and barriers to early life and business. List the constraints imposed on your business…
Too many decisions are based on opinions. But facts are the raw material of good thinking. Don’t build your case on a flimsy foundation.
Here’s an example of one of the attributes of good thinking
Here’s an example of one of the attributes of good thinking
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