The Zigzag Principle
The Goal Setting Strategy that will Revolutionize Your Business and Your Life
Number of pages: 256
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
BBB Library: Entrepreneurship, Corporate Success
ISBN: 9780071775274
Editorial Review
The Zigzag Principle has its roots in the laws of nature, with evidences everywhere we look. Rivers don’t flow in a straight line from mountain springs to the ocean. They twist and turn as they adapt to the obstacles that impede their flow. Mountain peaks are formed by the violent acts of nature, which leave no straight shots to the top. So much of the beauty we see in nature is the result of its forces carving out paths that must wend their way around never-ending obstacles.
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Wisdom to Share
Building relationships is an important and never-ending opportunity that will set the foundation for your zigzagging.
In business, like in nature, there will be bumps, dips, twists, turns, and detours along the routes we choose to pursue
It is unrealistic to think we can just charge directly at a goal without injuring ourselves or others.
So much of the beauty we see in nature is the result of its forces carving out paths that must wend their way around never-ending obstacles.
Whether your sources of information are traditional or nontraditional, your mental capital is your ability to apply that information.
Success is actually the result of identifying and maximizing a couple of foundational resources that have nothing to do with our traditional view of “capital”.
A key reason many people have a hard time adding resources is they have become accustomed to micromanaging every aspect of their business.
Whether you are starting out in life or starting a business—or are broke and starting over—your first zig always needs to take you toward profitability.
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