Company A’s main goal is to keep the head above the water, to survive the difficult times. And that is exactly what they are experiencing on daily basis in their business – a struggle for survival.

Company B operates within the same economic times, even the same product market as Company A, yet their performance levels significantly differ. B is actually growing, expanding, even thriving. A is surviving, trying to stay in the game.

What is Company B’s goal – to thrive!

Could it be that the direction we set for our businesses on daily basis has that much impact on the overall performance? What are the other factors involved? Is it possible to  create a company immune to the market and economic turbulences?

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