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		<title>Succeeding in tough times</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>When Bill Russell was the player/coach of the Boston Celtics, he was asked why they consistently won the&#160;championships. He responded that when things&#160;started going bad, other teams usually began changing their game. The Celtics were very&#160;aware of their strengths and well prepared in their skill sets. When things got tough, they refocused on their goals and played <em>their</em> game&#160;instead of floundering around with ad hoc tactics.<br />
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What is the Key Value of <em>your</em> work? Have you honed&#160;<em>your</em> skills? Do you have routines and Personal Operating Policies that allow you to focus like a laser on your Key Value?&#160;<br />
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<p>What is the Key Value of <em>your</em> work? Have you honed&#160;<em>your</em> skills? Do you have routines and Personal Operating Policies that allow you to focus like a laser on your Key Value?&#160;</p>
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