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  • alextorres
    alextorres said 3 months Edit Delete

    Hi John, a very good job. Good concept! Im from the Philippines, daily I search for new slides and download them for my use and for my kids. Can you share this work of you to me, please e-mail it to alex_elvis71@yahoo.com

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    may i have the slide, because this slide really nice and very good
    please send me at rudymazaky@yahoo.com

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    The Bigness of Smallness

    From BrandAutopsy, 2 years ago Add as contact

    When "small businesses" dream, they usually dream of becoming a bigger business. When you think about it, nearly every big business began as a small business. However, a bigger business doesn't always equate to being a better business. At some point, big becomes bad. Big becomes a matter of being convenient rather than being unique (McDonald's). Big becomes a game of market share not customer care (Wal-Mart). Big becomes ubiquitous (Microsoft).

    It seems by the time a small business gets big, it's time for it to act small again. Paradoxical? Yes. Impractical? No. There are countless businesses which have managed to get bigger, but still retain their semblance of smallness. They get bigger by acting smaller. In essence, these businesses are like Jumbo Shrimp—big, yet small.

    In this presentation, attendees will learn actionable methods for how small businesses can look bigger and conversely, how big businesses can get smaller.

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    For more on johnmoore and BRAND AUTOPSY, visit here: www.brandautopsy.com
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    1. Slide 1: THE bigness OF SMALLNESS John Moore
    2. Slide 2: The Paradox of Growth
    3. Slide 3: The smaller you are, the bigger you must look. The bigger you are, the smaller you must get.
    4. Slide 4: Get Bigger by acting
    5. Slide 5: Bigness of Smallness Rule #1 Be the Best, Not the Biggest Be recognized as always delivering THE BEST at whatever you do.
    6. Slide 6: Bigness of Smallness Rule #2 LOVE your Business Follow your folly.
    7. Slide 7: Bigness of Smallness Rule #3 Have a Strong Point of View Be distinct or become extinct. Style is the best form of advertising.
    8. Slide 8: Bigness of Smallness Rule #4 Passion Attracts Passion Don’t hire “warm bodies.” Hire passionate people.
    9. Slide 9: Bigness of Smallness Rule #5 Treat Employees as “Family” Practice the Golden Rule. “Do onto others as you would have others do onto you.”
    10. Slide 10: Bigness of Smallness Rule #6 Root Yourself in Your Community Do Something Local. Get Involved.
    11. Slide 11: Bigness of Smallness Rule #7 Redefine Success Measure the impact your business has on others.
    12. Slide 12: Bigness of Smallness Rule #8 Appeal to Main St. more than Wall St. Self-Fund & Stay Private. Outside investment always comes with “strings attached.”
    13. Slide 13: Bigness of Smallness Rule #9 Follow a Higher Purpose Make a unique contribution to a small corner of the world.
    14. Slide 14: Bigness of Smallness Rule #10 Stay Connected. Growth Happens.
    15. Slide 15: THE bigness OF SMALLNESS John Moore
    16. Slide 16: www.brandautopsy.com john@brandautopsy.com

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