Doug Hall Resources for CEOs 425-522-3513 www.resourcesforceos.com doug@resourcesforceos.com HOME Dec 19, 2018 Steps You Can Take To Get Things Done In 2019 Did you accomplish what you wanted for 2018? Even with the best intentions, you may have fallen off the wagon at some point. Don’t fret. The new year is around the corner, and today I want to give you three simple steps you can ... Forbes How to Overcome Your Fear of Failure A client (who I’ll call “Alex”) asked me to help him prepare to interview for a CEO role with a start-up. It was the first time he had ... Harvard Business Review All That Collaboration Is Hurting Your Results. Here's Why Our attention in the workplace is a precious resource that often falls victim to tools like email, Slack, and so on, which bring a nonstop ... Inc Is your team gaining Traction toward your Vision for the company? Traction is "achieving results through accountability and discipline" and Vision is literally "where are we going?" and "how are we getting there?"... ask me about our proven process for getting leaders on the same page and gaining traction! Doug Hall - Professional EOS Implementer What growth in Profits do you want from your business in 2018? Are you netting the profits you want now? Are you on track for what you want in 2018? I help owners and their leadership team get profit growth they want. Get the right Scorecard and Measurables to predict your profits and review them every week! Call Doug to discuss... Are you making one of these 4 common business writing mistakes? Writing well can be difficult even for those who do it professionally. The English language is rife with opportunities to use the wrong words ... Fast Company Does Your Startup Culture Encourage Business Growth? Founding a startup and creating a successful company are two different things. Anyone can have a startup idea, but not everyone can turn ... All Business How Business Owners Can Earn The Loyalty Of Their Millennial Workers As an entrepreneur, I have been lucky enough to reside in a bubble, of sorts, that is full of small business optimism. According to the ... Forbes 8 Surefire Ways to Grow Your Business in 2019 This is a guest post by Steve Costello, head of membership and co-founder of The Oracles, a mastermind group composed of the world's leading ... Entrepreneur Long Live the Human Network Effect Picture the scene. The eyes of the world are on the Tham Luang cave system in Thailand, near the border with Myanmar. Trapped on a rock ledge ... Strategy + Business Ecommerce Trends Retailers Should Know AboutT Ecommerce is growing rapidly. Each year, more and more people purchase goods online. There are huge advantages to this—both for consumers ... The Startup Magazine Strategies For Small Business Survival Before, During, and After a Catastrophe One can hardly turn on the news these days without seeing a story on how some disaster--from a winter storm to a domestic terrorist attack ... Inc Leadership is about coaching. Here’s how to do it well. If you're a leader or a manager, you probably wear a lot of hats. You're a project manager, delegator, spokesperson, and most importantly ... Fast Company "AT&T says the key to happiness is cheaper long distance service, but Fruit of the Loom says the key to happiness is nice undies. On the other hand, Pillsbury says..." Copyright © Randy Glasbergen Trivia Where did Levi Strauss come from, and what did his blue jeans first sell for in 1850? See the answer below. Top 4 Digital Transformation Trends In Retail For 2019 Perhaps no other industry is as impacted by customer demand as retail. Today's customers want immediate, easy, 24/7 shopping experiences ... Forbes What Year Was It? President Clinton Impeached Two articles of impeach­ment are approved by the US House of Representatives against President Bill Clinton, charging him with lying under oath to a federal grand jury and obstructing justice. The day was Dec 19. What year was it? Quote of the Week "Every time we launch a feature, people yell at us." Angelo Sotira, deviantART co-founder Trivia Answer Where did Levi Strauss come from, and what did his blue jeans first sell for in 1850? Answer: He came from Bavaria, and the original price was $13.50. SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER   NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES Doug Hall's Resources for CEOs The articles linked in our newsletter come from many sources and are provided for informational purposes only. We do not endorse information or opinions appearing in the various articles linked in our newsletter. The articles selected are not sponsored or endorsed and we assume no responsibility for the accuracy of information contained in articles linked in our newsletter. Copyright for linked articles belongs to the linked source. A Newsletter Station Publication © All Rights Reserved.