Are you Lucky or Smart in your business? Many entrepreneurs and business executives attribute some part of their success to luck. But most of them also believe it was a SMART, effective strategy that put them in the position to “be LUCKY”. Much like the voice from the 1989 movie Field of Dreams, whispering, “If you build it (have a strategy) they (the luck) will come.” Here are some key strategies to be lucky in your business.
Whether you are a large organization, a small family shop, a budding LLC, or just someone looking to dip their toes into the business world; we all have many things to learn from our customers. Adapting to their changing experiences and needs will power your business upward.
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