Paul A. Sacco
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“Leaders proactively find opportunities to change the status quo, while managers reactively rely on it.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
“Finding time for strategic leadership means finding ways to be less occupied with management activities. Leaders must prioritize and delegate work, eliminate low value
distractions, avoid micromanaging, and be selective with the meetings that they attend.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
distractions, avoid micromanaging, and be selective with the meetings that they attend.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
“A business is not being competitive if it undertakes the same activities and grows at the same pace as its competitors. It must create something new, and this is why strategic intuition is needed.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
“Leaders proactively find opportunities to change the status quo, while managers reactively rely on it.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
“Finding time for strategic leadership means finding ways to be less occupied with management activities. Leaders must prioritize and delegate work, eliminate low value
distractions, avoid micromanaging, and be selective with the meetings that they attend.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
distractions, avoid micromanaging, and be selective with the meetings that they attend.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
“A business is not being competitive if it undertakes the same activities and grows at the same pace as its competitors. It must create something new, and this is why strategic intuition is needed.”
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities
― Strategy Quest: The Executive Guide to Finding Business Opportunities

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