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Looking Back: What is the best business decision you’ve made over the past 6 months?
July 26, 2006
Most of us spend a lot of time dwelling on “would’ve, should’ve, could’ve.” Rather than focusing on those things you would like to have done differently, acknowlege the times when you made the perfect choice. Take a moment to brag about your decision making skills, afterall they got you where you are today.
Share with us the best business decision you have made over the past six months.
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