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Are you learning all you can from the data you collect? Understand your customers and your costs better by finding out what your numbers are really saying to you.
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Humility One Sheet
- 1. Humility Exploring Numbers – Are you learning all you can from the data you collect? – Trends and patterns – Cause and effect Hypothesis testing – Understand your customers. – Understand your costs. – Develop an effective marketing or product-development strategy. See the truth. – Numbers seem prickly but are useful. – Hard data pave the road to wisdom. – Knowledge = Power