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Now get hold of PART 1 and begin your Journey to Freedom

Read why

• SWOT IS DEAD &
• WHO'S THE NEW SUCCESSOR

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Judith Astles     |86.128.111.xxx |2008-06-27 11:27:30 Hurray! I never did like the W in S.W.O.T. It often detracted from the S by concentrating on past failures and as a result creating negative energy rather than a positive force for moving forward. I am looking forward to hearing about SCORR (soon, please) Reply | Quote 1   0

admin  - Robert Ballentine   |SAdministrator |2008-06-30 18:11:14 Hi Judith, Thanks for your comment and lovely to meet with you last week. SWOT does have a lot to answer for, and its not the only one either You really have cottoned on to one of the key indicators of the problem with using the term weakness and that is the negative connotations and associations people have with the word. Research from Cognitive Linguistics reaffirms this position with the way that our words reflect our emotional states too. So from our point of view what we want people to start to develop in business is a new vocabulary that initiates from their strengths and propels them to where they wish to be. Most certainly we have found this to be most useful in delivering results. SCORR will be here this week and we look forward to your feedback. Robert Reply | Quote 0   0

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