SD020 - Keeping Up With The Speed of Business

Business Buffet

Ed Bejarana

Marketing, Business, Business Strategies, Entrepreneurship, Business Tips, Small Business, Leadership

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🗓️ 26 February 2020

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

In business, we can be the market mover and shaker or the one who gets shaken up by the marketplace. Resistance to change is a natural human instinct, but in business, it will kill your future. In today’s SideDish, I will present a simple solution you...

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0:00.0	Welcome to the business buffet side dish.
0:04.2	This is a quick snack on a specific area of business.
0:07.6	Today, we will present a concise element you need to run your business.
0:11.5	Remember to visit business buffet.page. page or listen to wherever you get your podcast.
0:17.0	It's snack time.
0:18.1	In an article written for Entrepreneur magazine by Timothy Stikes entitled
0:24.4	Why You Need to Learn to Adapt, the author, in essence, said,
0:29.9	Happy Business, Happy Life.
0:32.3	In the article, he mentioned that being adaptable makes you more interesting and also keeps you ahead of the business curve.
0:41.7	The article is definitely worth a read, but I'd like to expand on his thesis and introduce the idea of moving at the speed of business.
0:52.8	In our latest business buffet main dish episode entitled
0:57.2	Business Owners Must Be Open to Change or Die,
1:02.1	we discussed several business stories of entrepreneurs we knew
1:06.2	who didn't change and what happened to them.
1:10.7	In this side dish, I'll give you some tips on how to get more comfortable with change
1:16.2	so that you can keep your business ahead of the industry change curve.
1:22.0	Tip number one, turn change into innovation.
1:27.3	We are afraid of the word change because, honestly, it sounds like something is being thrust
1:33.6	upon us, whereas innovation is an improvement we make to our product or service offering
1:39.9	for the benefit of our customers.
1:43.5	Dr. Spencer Johnson wrote in Who Moved My Cheese,
1:47.9	Change happens whether we like it or not.
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