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Author Jim Collins' business best seller, Good to Great, documents eleven publicly traded companies that made a transition from good performance to at least fifteen years of outperforming the market by a factor of seven. The book is a research validated study of the common elements of those eleven great companies. On page one of chapter one, Mr. Collins offers this insightful introduction...
Our inherent tendency to settle for good is illustrated below by The Law of Process. This law applies to every process from learning to tie your shoes to building sustained greatness. Those who settle for good have crossed The Bridge of Complacency and Apathy and progressed to a comfort zone where they don't know what they don't know about their potential for improvement.
For leaders who have crossed over the one way Bridge of Complacency and Apathy and found it easy to settle for good, we welcome an opportunity to lead you back to The Bridge of Discovery. What is it that you don't know about building greatness in your organization and yourself? I invite you to contact us for arrange for an insightful discussion. |
