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Ines
January 19, 2009 at 10:24 am
You do have to admit that some risk taking may lead to great results, even if you don’t quite know what the results may be (I’m taking a few right now). The difference is that I am constantly measuring results and will not exhaust resources if don’t see the risk materializing into tangible results for my business.
Mark Eckenrode
January 20, 2009 at 2:16 pm
@ines: yeah, i’m definitely not opposed to taking risks. however, risk for risk’s sake doesn’t make a good business strategy… they have to make sense. and, you’re spot on about measuring results. good luck with those… i have no doubt you’ll find gold of some sort in those risks.
Jim Gatos
January 20, 2009 at 7:13 pm
As of today, I re-joined Keller Williams after 2.5 years at Coldwell Banker. Keller Williams is a wonderful business model and I really missed it in the years I was absent; I couldn’t take it anymore, mentally and whatever, and returned. I definitely feel the risk is worth it; doesn’t even feel like a risk…