“Steady makes great.”
Faced with a myriad of choices that all seem to be priority one places pressure for fast decision making. While sometimes it can work, many times there is regret followed by the inefficiency of repeated work to correct it. Firm innovation and process development and improvement based upon accomplishment is really what works.
Success isn’t linear: it’s filled with dips, curves and potholes that provide valuable lessons.
Business entrepreneurs don’t start a business simply to show up and maintain the status quo; rather, they drive for innovation: a different way of doing things.
Business and safety: many times the two clash; however, when the ideas of prevention are aligned with business focus, they become action.