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Only 10% to 25% of organizations get it right when it comes to achieving the expected results from their strategic planning. This means 75% to 90% of them are leaving results on the table and wasting their time on things that don't matter. Almost a decade ago, a major steel manufacturer approached Sean Ryan and his team to help them think through how to better convert strategy to results. This was the catalyst for the seven gears that translate strategy to results found in Strategy-Execution-Results (SXR).

Sean Ryan has real conversations with founders, CEOs, and marketers to learn about what they do, why they do it, and how it's changed since they started. Sharing their Strange Currencies. Grab a cup of coffee and listen each week. Sean Ryan is the co-founder of Rotary Digital, a media company of newsletters for guys. Reach your ideal customer audience by advertising with Rotary Digital. Bonus points if you love chocolate as much as Sean does. Have a chocolate chat with Sean: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanryanaccelerator/

An inspiring case study for the next generation of start-ups by the unconventional founders of Method. Founded ten years ago by childhood pals Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry, Method has been making headlines and profits with a revolutionary blend of culture and commerce, style and substance. Today, Method's ecofriendly soaps, detergents, and cleaners are ubiquitous in stores, capturing valuable shelf space long dominated by the tired old products of giants P&G and Unilever.

Delane Parnell is not your typical tech entrepreneur. He was raised in a gang-riddled neighborhood on Detroit’s west side, bouncing between homes as his mother tried to make ends meet. Many of his closest friends and family members ended up in jail or dead. This makes it even more incredible that Delane became the 25-year-old founder and CEO of PlayVS, a Los Angeles company that is forever changing the gaming landscape in America.

This story dives into the mind of a successful manager in the workplace. The narrator, Mark, provides examples of how he succeeded with a great first impression and how he failed with a bad first impression. This short story is a fiction and does not constitute legal advice. This is not financial advice.