Constant, never-ending improvement builds net worth (591 views)
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Gordon manufactured two styles of fiberglass boats: one for water-skiing and pleasure, the other designed specifically for bass fishing. Both boats were manufactured on the same production line, switching between the two models as orders and demand shifted. Author: Don
Submitted: Saturday, Jan 10 2009 |
Knowledge has its Price, Too! (630 views)
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Harry was in the ready-mix concrete business. With lots of construction and developments underway, concrete was a good business. Like his competitors, Harry ran a busy yard lined with trucks loading sand, gravel and cement for construction sites. Author: Don
Submitted: Saturday, Jan 10 2009 |
A Crisis Becomes a Catalyst (631 views)
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Charlie ran engineering and constructions company that specialized in road and tunnel work. They worked over a broad geographic area with most of their contracts coming from state and county governments. Author: Don
Submitted: Saturday, Jan 10 2009 |
What You Can Measure, You Can Manage (691 views)
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Bill was a painting contractor. Most of his contracts were with repeat customers, some of whom had done business with his father. Author: Don
Submitted: Tuesday, Nov 25 2008 |
Know and Exploit Your Niche (569 views)
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Jim and Cheryl owned a retail store that sold high-end hi-fi sound systems. It started out as a hobby - they were real audiophiles. Author: Don
Submitted: Tuesday, Nov 25 2008 |