Sometimes business success is simply about predicting and creating strategy, and then following through on those well laid out growth plans. In my opinion this is the fundamentals of creating your own luck. And I might add it has served me well so far. However, how do we create processes that instigate action?
Globalisation, technology and innovations are rapidly changing the way dentistry is perceived, performed and understood. Of course this opens doorways to better and more enhanced ways of doing things but it also creates a more complex world with uncertainty and confusion. How do we survive amidst such mayhem?
When it comes to establishing premium service and care in top practices how we behave in the business environment is as important as how we communicate to one another. In fact, our actions can either be productive or remain stagnant. How do we contribute towards the success of the business by the power of observation?
Last year went speeding by and now we are already into 2014. So many people wait until the New Year to get their focus back and re-align their businesses with new goals and new objectives that sometimes the most important priorities never get done during the year.
The New Year is a time to reflect on that which has past and that which is yet to come. Many people have New Year resolutions in mind that reflect along the lines of getting fitter, eating well, travelling or being less stressed. People set goals to fulfill these new promises to themselves and step forward positively.
When it comes to success most people don't plan to fail. However, many just simply fail to plan their success and rely on "luck". I believe that when it comes to business in order to stay ahead a certain level of planning and strategy is required to prevent undesired outcomes.