(Reliable Plant Magazine) In your kitchen, you probably have a spice- or powder-filled container with a plastic top that has two tabs – one for pouring or spooning, and one for sprinkling. That top is most likely derived from the original Flapper my company invented.
Today, there’s an entire line of Flapper products used by more than 150 companies, including Durkee, Cremora, San Giorgio, Ronzoni and McCormick. Thanks to that initial success, over the years I’ve been able to build a multimillion-dollar manufacturing company that provided me with the means to be a major philanthropist, endowing hospitals, universities and charities that offer valuable help to thousands of people.
I tell you this not to brag, but to make the point that the tips I share with you in this article concerning leveraging adversity to reach new heights of professional success in a tough economy have stood the test of time.
These tips will help you stop worrying and start doing. … Remember, when it comes to all types of adversity, taking positive action with the ideas you believe are the wisest at the moment (knowing that things may change for the better or worse tomorrow) can’t help but lead to eventual success.
Let’s start with the first and fundamental rule of successful management through good times and bad. It’s one, tragically, that executives often forget …
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