Do you have the courage of your convictions?

sciart0
Sep 9
1 min read

The pace of change can paralyze some people, especially executives. It’s time to develop a more dynamic relationship with risk-taking and failure.

Excerpt: "Courage means having the confidence and fortitude to make a decision when there is no obvious right or wrong answer.

It means doing what’s best for the company, even if it will make people unhappy."

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