Winning can be intoxicating, but it can also put you in a comfortable place, complacent even. To avoid that win hangover and ensure your business grows year after year, follow these three steps from performance coach Chris Pollinger.
Source: Inman News
Don’t let victory become a liability! 3 steps for winning year after year
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