"If there's one thing that certain in business today, it is change. And as soon as companies are hit by change, Covey says, they face four key hazards — failure to execute, a crisis of trust, loss of focus and debilitating fear. A perfect recipe for downfall."
Source: The Economic Times
Showing posts with label social change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social change. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
Steve Covey On Change
Monday, August 16, 2010
Darwin On Change
"It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change."
Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin
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charles darwin,
origin of the species,
social change,
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Dr. Paul's Latest Perspective
''The truth is that Americans are still losing jobs, the Fed is still inflating, and more regulations are in the works that will prevent jobs and productivity from coming back. We are on this trajectory for the long haul. The claim has been made many times that this administration has only had a year to clean up the mess of the last administration. I wish they would at least get started! Instead of reversing course, they are maintaining Bush's policies full speed ahead. They are even keeping the Bush-appointee in charge of the Federal Reserve! They are not even making token efforts at change in economic policy. And for all the talk of transparency, we hear that some powerful senators will do all they can to block a simple audit of the powerful and secretive Federal Reserve. We have been on a disastrous course for a long time. The money supply has doubled in the last year, our debt is unsustainable, the value of the dollar is going to continue its drop, and those Americans who understand where we are headed feel helpless and held hostage by foolish policy makers in Washington. When the bills finally come due and the dollar stops working we are in for some real social, economic and political chaos. That is, unless we take some major steps now to allow for a peaceful transition in the future.''
Dr. Ron Paul
Dr. Ron Paul
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economy,
federal reserve,
mass social mood,
ron paul,
social change,
US Dollar
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