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Doug Davidoff

Play In The Fear

I've always thought of fear as something to be managed, or even better, to be conquered. I've prided myself on my ability to leave my comfort zone and do the things I know I should be doing, not just the things that are easy for me.

New Times Call For New Thinking

This book review originally appeared in Baltimore and Washington SmartCEO Magazine August 2010...

What's A Service Worth

There’s an interesting blog series at Brad Farris’ blog about different pricing strategies for...

10,000 Times

I’ve been fascinated with the feedback I’ve gotten from my post last Thursday, “In Pursuit of the...

Go Deep & Shorten The Sales Cycle

The importance of asking questions in selling is, well, unquestionable. Much (some may say too...

In Pursuit of the Ah-ha!

Don’t fear the man who has tried 10,000 kicks, Fear the man who has tried 1 kick 10,000 times. –...

Commoditization Is Still The Enemy

I was talking with my friend, advisor and client - Gini Dietrich, and it hit me that I've been...

CEO & Small Biz Confidence Don't Align

The Conference Board recently released its Measure of CEO Confidence. Taken between mid-May and...

Do You Have Competition?

Let me be clear:

Asking The Obvious

Let me share what, in hindsight, is an obvious lesson. People work to solve their problems with or...