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What do tough people do when tough times DO last? The future of sales & selling
by Richard Worzel, C.F.A. Salespeople typically are, and should be, optimistic. It’s easier to sell if you’re upbeat, it’s easier to convince people they need to buy if they feel good around you, and it helps keep your spirits up … Continue reading
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Tagged American economy, demographics, economic outlook, economy, generational differences, GenX, importance of women, influence of women, Millennials, rise of women, sales, salesforce, salesman, salespeople, scenario planning, selling, the future of sales, the future of selling, women
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The Destruction of America
Unless America and Americans force a drastic change in the country’s direction, the American dream is dead, and America’s place as the leader of the world is over. Continue reading
Health Care to 2035, Part II
How will health care evolve from where it is today to where it might be in 25 years? That’s the subject of this blog. Continue reading
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The Health Care Question No One Dares to Ask
by futurist Richard Worzel, C.F.A. All developed nations are struggling with health care because of their aging populations. In America, for instance, the Great Debate is on, chock full of noise and nonsense, about providing universal health care. Those opposed … Continue reading