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Write down the reasons why you believe that an idea won’t work, test those assumptions and start brainstorming ways to bring it to fruition. Don’t let a dusty old business textbook dict ate your business strategy in the here and now. Step 3: Concentrate on Outcomes If you’re too busy just putting one foot in front of the other, you may miss some big opportunities. Instead of remaining glued to a strategy that you think is right, look up on occasion and scan the horizon. Have your milestones shifted? Can you even see them any longer? Joe Fuster, senior vice president of global sales for SAP Cloud, recently offered some great advice on small business sales success. One recurring theme is to keep an eye on the desired outcome of a project or venture. Whether you want to design an amazing product or delight your customers, plan from your outcomes not toward. This shift in perspective can reveal new, uncharted territories that your old rulebook or well-worn map to success hasn’t covered. Step 4: Adjust Constantly One sure way of always trailing the pack is to keep rewriting the rule book. Or worse, keep scrapping it. Prepare to adjust your strategy when a course correction is required. In fact, you should be unafraid — eager even — to explore different, sometimes unconventional ways of growing your business. Building a strategy, at least for small businesses, it not a game of connecting the dots to some far-off goal. As many small business owners will tell you, those dots — whether finicky customers or market opportunities that never materialize — can and will shift constantly, and thwart your every effort to wrangle them. Learn to love change, and you’ll be rewarded by moving quickly and decisively while others play catch - up or follow the market off a cliff. Step 5: Make a Decision Don’t get paralyzed by second -guessing and indecision. Running a small business is not for the timid, why shrink away now? Decision Strategies International founder, Paul J. H. Schoemaker, suggests that when it comes time to implement a strategy, push ahead. For starters, make sure that the decision gets to the crux of the matter. Also, don’t try to attain perfection. Shoot for “balance speed, rigor, quality and agility” instead. And finally, even if not everyone agrees or you don’t have all the information — you rarely ever will — take a stand.
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