As a business owner, you have worked hard to build a successful enterprise and look forward to reaching the next level. All of a sudden, your revenue plummets, knocking you off balance and stopping you in your tracks. Drawing on his own experiences as a services contractor with the federal government, the author provides practical guidance on how to engineer a resurrection, map a new direction, and lead your team forward. Thinking Your Way Out of the Ditch offers invaluable advice on how a small business can compete successfully for federal contracts. In a highly personal and engaging style, the author examines, too, the deep-seated principles of fairness, integrity, and self-discipline that helped him right his business after a major setback. Abraham covers such topics as:
Job one: getting to know yourself and what's important to you.
CEO-ship: building resiliency through spiritual self-reliance.
Want a different outcome? Change your thinking.
Disrupt the comfort of the status quo...your own.
Mine the thinking of others in building your spiritual toolkit.
What happens to you can become what happens for you.
Growing others along with your business.
Harness spiritual power through tsom and meditation.
Networking works every time. Get on with the game. This richly detailed book can help you uncover the servant leader within and the wisdom to move your company forward.