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What’s next?

Posted by Linnea Blair on
 09/09/2007

In my earlier post “What Chuck has learned”, Chuck states, “So, what’s next?” Good question. There always ought to be something “next” to draw us forward, engage our interest, and just keep us from becoming content with the status quo.

I am a big fan (one might say geek) of NBC’s The West Wing. I own all 7 seasons and have watched them all more than once. I always pick up on another snappy bit of dialogue that I missed the first time around…anyway, I digress. Jed Bartlet often uses the phrase “What’s next?” on the show, meaning we’ve mastered that topic, said all we need to say about that, discussed it enough, we’re done, time to move on to the next thing.

Sometimes even when we are not done, even when we are still working on mastering something, it is still time to be thinking about what’s next. So I am creating a whole new category for this blog about new things to be thinking about to move our businesses forward.

Stay tuned!

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