A Breakdown is the Beginning of a Breakthrough

A Breakdown is the Beginning of a Breakthrough

“Sometimes a break down can be the beginning of a kind of 

breakthrough, a way of living in advance through a

traumatic this prepares you for a future of

radical transformation .”

Cherrie Moraga, Writer, Activist, Poet, Essayist, Playwright

As I see it . . . . . . .

A breakdown is the beginning of breakthrough

Every business . . . . and business model has a cycle . . . .

There is a cycle where it begins as an idea . . . .  and develops into a working model. Over the life of the business model it goes through series of adjustments and adapts to the changing market.

Then at some point the business becomes old and outdated  . . . . and there is a breakdown in the business model.

One of two things will happen . . . . One business will ride the business model into obscurity. The business will become uncompetitive and fade away from the business landscape.

Another business will be at the point of a breakdown of the business model . . . . and a beginning of a new business cycle. They will adjust their business model to remain competitive . . . . and leave the baggage of the old business model behind them.

A breakdown is the beginning of a breakthrough . . . . when it’s approached with an open mind and an attitude of possibilities.

©2015 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

A Business That’s Satisfied with Their Results

A Business That’s Satisfied with Their Results

“I’ve felt that dissatisfaction is the basis of progress. When one

becomes satisfied in business we become obsolete.”

J. Willard Marriott Sr. Hotel Executive

As I see it . . . . . . .

A business that’s satisfied with their results

A business grows when they challenge the status quo and pushes to become a better and more productive business. That business has reached a point of the discovery of dissatisfaction in the business. 

That business has also discovered that the business needs to step up to the next level to remain competitive.

The business that becomes dissatisfied . . . . is a forward looking business one that is focused on their future and one that wants to be on the leading edge in their field.

As a business becomes dissatisfied they challenge their business model and their thinking. They will also look at the delivery of their services to their customers. In that search they will find a way to create a strategic business advantage that will make the business better and create greater customer awareness and satisfaction in their services.

A business that’s satisfied with their results . . . . becomes obsolete. The business that’s dissatisfied remains in the forefront of their field and in their customers mind.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

See the Opportunity

See the Opportunity

“The great thing is the start - - to see an opportunity for service,

and start doing it, ever though in the beginning your service

a single customer - - and him for nothing .”

John Collier 1884 – 1968, American Social Reformer,

Native American Advocate, Commissioner of Indian Affairs

As I see it . . . . . . .

See the opportunity

To see the opportunity is the first step . . . . in maximizing the opportunity.

The second step is to determine . . .  how to service that opportunity to its fullest potential.

The third step is . . . . being of service expands the opportunity to new heights.

With a service mindset . . . . you’ll create your own opportunities. Delivering your services with excellence puts you into a position to create a continued flow of new opportunities.

Build your business on being of service to others . . . . and you will build your business on a solid foundation to sustain the business.

See the opportunity . . . . service that idea  . . . . and your building a customer centric business model.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

A Breakdown is the Beginning of a Breakthrough

Motivational Power Quote

A Breakdown is the Beginning of a Breakthrough

“Sometimes a break down can be the beginning of a kind of breakthrough,

a way of living in advance through a traumatic

this prepares you for a future of radical transformation .”

Cherrie Moraga, Writer, Activist, Poet, Essayist, Playwrite

As I see it . . . . . . .

A breakdown is the beginning of breakthrough

Every business and business model has a cycle . . . .

There is a cycle where it begins as an idea . . . .  and develops into a working model. Over the life of the business model it goes through series of adjustments and adapts to the changes.

Then at some point the business becomes old and outdated  . . . . and there is a breakdown in the business model.

One of two things will happen . . . .One business will ride the business model into obscurity. The business will become uncompetitive and fade away from the business landscape.

Another business will at the point of a breakdown of the business model . . . . and a beginning of a new business cycle. They will adjust their business model to remain competitive and leave the baggage of the old business model behind them.

A breakdown is the beginning of a breakthrough . . . . when it’s approached with an open mind and an attitude of possibilities.

©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Set Your Standards High

Motivational Power Quote

Set Your Standards High

“If you don’t set a baseline standards for what you’ll accept in life,

you’ll find it’s easy to slip into behavior and attitudes

or quality of life that’s far below what you deserve.”

Anthony Robbins, Author, speaker,  

As I see it . . . . . . .

Set your standards high

What you accomplish in life will be a direction reflection of the standards that you set for yourself . . . . Set your standards high.

You will either live your life by the standards that you set for yourself or you will live your life by other people’s standards. Set your standards high . . . . And live a life where you stand out as a person and as a professional.

Build your business model on the principles of being of service to your customers and build it on the foundation of honesty and integrity. When people feel that they can rely on you and trust you they will become customers and do business with you.

Set your standards high . . . . and those standards speak for you and become your calling card.

©2012 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author