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A Lesson on Two Wheels
What can riding a bike teach you about managing change in your business.

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THE WEALTH WARRIOR
Two accounting students were crossing the campus together when one said, “Where did you get such a great bike?”
Psst. Your Inner Child Is Getting a Little Fed Up with You
I was heading out for a bike ride the other day and since you were busy watching TV, or maybe you were shopping or working late, or waxing the Hummer, or programming your Blackberry, we can't remember, your inner kid asked if they could come out with me because they were bored and, frankly, a little disgusted with you.
Lesson #5: From Sight to Sound, Create a Signature Brand
It has been described as a “throaty pounding and off-centered drumming beat,” but everyone who owns a Harley-Davidson motorcycle knows what it is to hear one. In fact, the adept ear can pick a Harley out of a crowd before the eyes are even able to see it; every bike the company produces sounds the same when you turn the keys, and yet completely different from any other bike manufacturer. Attaching a unique sound to Harley-Davidson engines was just one of many deliberate steps the company’s four founders took to build a strong brand and a loyal following.

The Bug Boy: The Early Years of Pokemon’s Satoshi Tajiri
“When you're a kid and get your first bike, you want to go somewhere you've never been before,” says Satoshi Tajiri. “That's like Pokemon. Everybody shares the same experience, but everybody wants to take it someplace else. And you can do that.”

A Lesson on Two Wheels
What can riding a bike teach you about managing change in your business.
Internet Marketing Home Based Business, What Does Riding A Bike Got To Do With It?
The biggest hurdle in starting a business online is not even trust, as many would say. It is in the not knowing and understanding what doing business on the Internet is all about. There is only one way to find out, get on your bike and experience the thrill of the ride. Only then will you understand, and not before. Only until you take some simple steps explained here will you understand what doors are already open for you to walk through.
3 Ways to Ruin Your Business
Everyone is looking for the magic keys to success; ways to improve, bust through, and win. Yet, we all know that the best lessons in life come from times we messed up, came in last, or flunked the big test. Think about it: did you learn more from the days you sat by the swimming pool sipping mojitos or when you fell off the bike halfway through the triathlon? Everyone has tales to tell of what they learned from missteps. Take a minute and think about the worst decisions you have made to date in your company. Are they stories you tell anyone or do they sit in the dark corners or your mind, embarrassments you don't want anyone to know.

Crunchy
The term 'crunchy granola' has been shortened to crunchy, a term used to describe people who willingly alter their lifestyle to make less of an impact on the environment. It's crunchy to give up your car for a bike, or to use mesh companies or to become vegan.
Leaders Take Responsibility for Their Choices
When our son Chris was four years old he desperately wanted to graduate from his Big Wheel tricycle to a real two-wheeled bike. He started with training wheels on the bike but soon wanted them removed and didn't want me holding the bike for him. The result was that each time he tried to ride the bike, he'd fall after going just a short distance. After his sixth failed attempt, his frustration got the better of him: He grabbed the bike off the ground and bit the front tire as hard as he could. Clearly, it was all the bike's fault!

Riding into Risk - Only In My Mind!
Many years later after having my children and long after the risk taking years – I re-learned to ride a motorcycle. Only this time the bike was 3 times the size and weighed in at about 487 lbs. I learned not only how to ride it safely by taking a course – but also learned how to lift it – in case I ever fell or dropped it. (which I did a few times!) I rode for four years before we moved and sold the bike. Three years went by before we decided to get another motorcycle.

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