12 Steps to Implementing Anything in Your Business : Steps Eleven &Twelve: Create and Manage a Final Push Towards the End...
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As a project is coming close to the end, your energy, and that of your team will start to wane. This is the exact time when things can go off the rails and the project fails to be implemented.
The other problem towards the end of a project is that people, whose tasks are completed before everyone else, will begin to lose interest in the project. It is entirely possible that the only person at this point of the project implementation, who is completely interested in the completion of the project...is you!
It is up to you as the business owner/ manager to keep people interested in getting the project finished and implemented successfully. The easiest way to do this is organise a close event.
A close event is not a boring progress report meeting which will do little to invigorate your staff. It is a meeting detailing why the project was started in the first place, and the goal of what you all were trying accomplish. Let them know that the final date for implementation of the project is close and outline what is required from them for the final push towards getting a successful result.
Make this event as exciting as possible, just as the start of the project implementation phase started with an exciting launch, the end should be closed with an exciting close.
The 12th step is very simple, just document what you have learned while implementing the first eleven steps, document what worked, what didn't work, your challenges and your mistakes and how you overcame your mistakes. Then use all that new knowledge when you're a going to implement another project in your business.
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About the Author: David Flannery RSS for David's articles - Visit David's website David Flannery is the founder of Profit Growth Dynamics International helping companies methodically and systematically increase their sales and profits, reduce their customer losses to their competitors and separate themselves from their competition. He is the author of The Profit Crisis Exposed report and the soon to be published book The SETE Five Step Action Plan For Doubling Your Profits. For more information on growing your business profits visit http://www.massiveprofitgrowth.com now Click here to visit David's website. 12 Steps to Implementing Anything in Your Business Step Nine Use Persuasion Skills 12 Steps to Implementing Anything in Your Business Step One Take Responsibility Advertising The Nuts And Bolts Of Making It Work Step Three Make sure your advertising is specific has substance and is credible 12 Steps to Implementing Anything in Your Business Step Ten Use Creative Problem Solving to Overcome Any UnForeseen Obstacles Profit Crisis Exposed Report ReleasedCan it Help You |
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