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Journey of Success in an Independent Contracting Company

March 5, 2012 by Todd Liles
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Whether in business life or daily life, we must take responsibility for our actions and reactions to whatever may come our way.  Leaders within independent contracting companies must also decide to set goals that will propel their company forward no matter what is going on around the country or local area.  In this short excerpt from the Success Symposium, John Addison speaks on seeing success as a journey (rather than a destination) that requires step-by-step and day-by-day choices.  Take some time to glean encouragement and knowledge for your independent contracting company from this short video clip.

-Resource curated by Whitney Stewart of Service Excellence Training.

Category: LeadershipTag: business, choices, Contracting Company, Electrical, Growing Success, HVAC, independent contracting companies, independent contracting company, John Addison, leader, leaders, Plumbing, Success

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