The Las Vegas Raiders football team debuted in their brand new Allegiant Stadium last night. Again, no fans, but a solid team effort and win. The stadium, like the T-Mobile hockey stadium across the freeway, are fancy examples of new sporting arenas – full of fancy seats, great technology, exciting fanfares, and winning organizations. Like The Mirage just down the strip, these are examples of how Las Vegas combines the sizzle with the substance, bringing larger than life showcases to a market filled with lots of things that both dazzle the mind and satisfy customer’s service expectations. Businesses and communities need both to survive in the global economy and once this pandemic is over those will be the things that make each successful. Many companies have used this time out to reevaluate what’s needed to satisfy customer needs and have integrated some cool stuff along the way. I know of examples where companies have installed cleaning equipment and air system that meets the current as well as future needs – they’ve satisfied real needs with great ideas. Don’t settle today for anything that might hinder your progress and success in the future. Find ways to include substance in your plans for success today.
Wynton Marsalis (born 1961): American trumpeter, composer, teacher, and artistic director of Jazz at Lincoln Center
Wonderful Article. Here is another similar article by Motivational Speaker Shubhra Mohanty you can relate with. Read PSYCHOLOGY OF A CHAMPION
ReplyDelete