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Practical Guide Volume 7

Nuts & Bolts Guide: Section

Think Big (Principle)

World-class companies take on projects that change the world. That’s not to say they engage in fantasy projects. But their confidence lets them…

By Jeff Hajek, 10 yearsSeptember 7, 2016 ago
Nuts & Bolts Guide: Section

Expect to Win (Principle)

Confidence is a key principle for world-class companies. They don’t concede victory to other dominant players in the market. Granted, there is a fine line between confidence and overconfidence, but in world-class companies, the line between the two is often…

By Jeff Hajek, 10 yearsSeptember 7, 2016 ago
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