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Quote of the Day | 03.20.19

Strategy is as much about what you choose not to do as it is about what you choose to do.

Daniel Im & Thom S. Rainer

March 20, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Daniel Im, leaders, leadership, leading, strategic planning, strategy, Thom S. Rainer | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 01.26.18

Slack equals lack. If you are slack in your planning, the lack will be obvious.

Nelson Searcy

January 26, 2018 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | leaders, leadership, leading, Nelson Searcy, organizational systems, planning, strategic planning, systems | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 05.01.17

Metrics provide the unique details needed to develop an intentional plan for long-term progress.

Tony Morgan, Ryan Stigile

May 1, 2017 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | details, goals, leaders, leadership, leading, metrics, planning, progress, Ryan Stigile, strategic planning, Tony Morgan | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 01.22.16

Strategic planning needs to be written in pencil because in a dynamic, changing environment, strategic planning needs constant evaluation and adjustment.

Samuel R. Chand

January 22, 2016 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | change, evaluation, leaders, leadership, leading, planning, Samuel R. Chand, strategic planning | Leave a comment

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