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Re: Who inspires you in business?
Who inspires you in business. Sometimes it is the luck of being at the right
place at the right time. Sometimes it is family and sometimes you fall into a great business
and you DO NOT thing about who inspired you to go into business until later on.
Business is in general the concept of doing business in a way by intimately integrating an ecosystem of
*stake holders and abiding
by a model of transparency. Often, small minorities harness the
business*
*benefits away at the cost of other stakeholders and `the
market´.*
*Business structures seek to rectify this. They activate
personal productivity like no other organization*
*can by simply
redirecting the returns to those that produced them, and by their
nature,*
the individuals themselves play a central role.
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Re: Who inspires you in business?
I am more inspired by people you see around you who get their stores open every day at 7am, keep meeting payroll year after year, have really high ethics and treat their customers well. -
Re: Who inspires you in business?
I think that the average hard-working American is very inspirational. It's people who go to work each day helping to build this country and the world and make it a better place.
If I had to pick one person from today I would say perhaps...Steven Jobs for the incredible job he has done in giving computers a beautiful interface + the iPod + iPhone. Apple is an amazing American company.
If I had to pick one inspirational person from the recent past, I might say Andrew Carnegie because I am from Pittsburgh originally :-)
And, from the distant, distant past I would say..King David. Being a good leader is about taking care of your flock.-
Re: Who inspires you in business?
I have been a part of a rapidly growing networking organization in Indiana for 3 years now. I have met some of the most wonderful business people a person could even dream of meeting. Each of these individuals inspire me daily. Rainmakers, the fastest growing networking organization in the midwest, is filled with entrepeneurs and possibility thinkers. My thinking about myself, my business, my success has been positively effected by this team of others who believe in the abundance mentality and are helping me grow my business.
Hats off to Tony Scelzo, Lorraine Ball and the entire executive board of Rainmakers as well as the 1300 other members in Indiana.
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