Conclusion and Key Strategic Performance Questions

Bernard Marr and James Creelman
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Bernard Marr: Advanced Performance Institute
James Creelman: Advanced Performance Institute

Chapter 10 in More with Less, 2011, pp 212-229 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract The ancient Chinese proverb “may you live in interesting times,” was coined as a curse, the belief being that only unstable, uncertain and very challenging times can be described as “interesting.” Therefore, if you were living in “interesting times,” you were living in difficult and even dangerous times.

Date: 2011
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