For many people the global recession we are now hopefully seeing the back of brings only thoughts of despair and disappointment with regard to lost businesses, opportunites and Kamagra times of hardship.

“Without coming across as uncaring or with a cavalier attitude to what many businesses and individuals have been through, it must be said that there are many companies that will emerge from the recession in an even stronger position than ever before who are now preparing themselves for the inevitable upturn in the economy” commented Nicky Martin, Managing Director of Anchora Solutions.

In many cases the dead wood has been left behind and the young saplings and stronger trees have emerged with what will be extremely exciting times in front of them.

What could be a more appropriate term for this situation propecia baby than a ‘Cleansing Fire’ similar to what happens in a forest fire. It is as if a raging and all encompassing fire has engulfed everything that we, in business, regarded as the norm, so to speak, all that is left are the organisations that built their businesses with strong foundations who constantly took the time and energy to reinvent themselves and invest in their future.

Rather than just give up, the companies that have suffered and possibly failed over the past two years should take time to look at how those that have survived and thrived went about their business.

In most cases you will find that when the going got tough, the strong companies didn’t stop advertising or marketing their business, they did not lose sight of their visions, objectives and goals nor did they hold back with training and up skilling of their employees, particularly their front of house sales staff, no, they boldly pushed forward, made necessary changes, committed to a strategy that combined with strong foundations and determination could not fail.

This ‘Cleansing Fire’ which can be considered as a natural phenomenon was inevitable has been a tough wakeup call and a strong reminder for the need to continuously review your business model, reinventing yourself to ensure you are delivering what customers need and want, while keeping a watchful eye on competitors, by taking early corrective action and cleaning out the dead wood before it becomes a problem or a threat to the business.

As a first step organisations need to identify their unique problem areas and take whatever action is necessary to improve the business quickly and efficiently. By bringing in a fresh pair of eyes on a regular basis to evaluate where they are at from an independent and impartial point of view while focusing on the key issues to ensure continued profitability and growth.

Howard Kent summed up by saying “Companies must look at and focus on the many business opportunities that are presenting themselves to almost every sector out there. The ‘Cleansing Fire’ has always been with us but the recent down turn has emphasised how vulnerable we all are. Treat it as a valuable lesson, if you do, the recent struggles and challenges will not have been in vain but will have taught us all a lesson that business schools cannot teach.”

Author Bio: Howard Kent of Anchora Solutions – provides support, facilitation and advice to business owners and management teams to enhance their individual and collective performance while driving business growth, performance and profitability. www.anchorasolutions.com or e mail hkent@anchorasolutions.com

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