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Chef Ule- Mikuni Sushi

 A counselor once told me, "you can play it safe but life can be boring"- taking a risk, mixing up the norm and trying something new brings color and excitement each day. For businesses, doing the same thing the same way is a rut, and a rut is a "grave with the ends kicked out."

Look for ways to change your processes, ask:

  • Who you are presenting your solutions to?
  • What you are offering that's unique today?
  • Where are you showing up or offering solutions?
  • When are you in touch, their best time or yours?
  • How you engage your clients, in person, email, virtual or?

For me, I like to try new foods- like eating the whole fish, bones and all- brings great fun, wonderful looks and special interactions- step back and reflect on the last risky, challenging thing you have done and look for another this week!

Need some inspiration, checkout what the Savannah Bananas are doing- lots online from Jesse Cole

Jesse Cole’s Marketing Strategy Behind the Savannah Bananas - YouTube

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