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Why are you in business? Have you looked in the mirror lately and asked yourself that most basic question? The universal answer is to earn a living that pays for the necessities of life. Past the most basic answer what is your business purpose and how does that fit your life goals? There is no right or wrong answer, but is the application of that answer how you conduct your business and personal life?
One answer might be “I want to build a better life for my family”, great so how does your business make that life for your family better; quality of life, more time with children, travel, fame, education, legacy, respect, more money or other values you hold dear. How do your actions reflect your commitment to the answer? It is important to schedule time with yourself each month, even just fifteen minutes, to make sure the most important values in your life remain the focus of your life.
Many of us love our business but the most happy and self-actualized are those that keep balance in all areas of their life. Your business is an important part of your life however it is only a component of who you are. Success in business is admirable; success in life is truly fulfilling.
Our mission is to share years of business experience to advance others both professionally and personally with relevant and informative information.
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Rick Williams is an award winning businessman and the managing partner of the business consulting firm ProMMC & ProMMC China. You can contact Rick Williams at rickwilliams@prommc.com
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Professional Management, Marketing & Consulting LLC
Rick Williams is a award winning businessman and the managing partner for the busniess consulting firm – Professional Managment, Marketing & Consulting.
Rick Williams has developed a value/profit planning system for small to medium sized companies. The system keeps everyone in the organization focused on building value into your company.
As a business owner of several manufacturing operations he developed international distribution though dealers, distributors, wholesalers, national big box retailers, regional chains and others. Though years of extensive travel it became very clear that 90 percent of the privately held and family owned businesses would never return the wealth to principals, no matter how hard they worked. Many had very nice businesses but their lack of access to experts with intellectual and system knowledge limited them from becoming companies that maximized return on investment.
Over the past 25 years Rick has developed a system approach to profit and wealth growth that is geared to privately held and family owned businesses.
For information on the Planning for Profit and Wealth System contact ProMMC at 317-249-8048 or at ProMMC.com.
You can contact Rick Williams at rickwilliams@prommc.com
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Men compete. They provide for their families. They achieve a sense of success by fullfiling these objectives. Its a good thing to do. In order to be successful, we must achieve a certain balance in life, this is also true, or we will be unhappy with our success.
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