If you lead a printing business, standing still is not an option. Technology evolves, customer expectations shift, and the competition never stops getter closer. Yet, many companies still hesitate to try something new because of one big fear: What if we fail?
The truth is that failure is part of growth. The difference between companies that thrive and those that stall often comes down to how they handle risk, learning, and resilience. That’s where agility, being curious, and having safety nets come in. Where do you think your business is on the risk spectrum: from the extreme of being on the bleeding edge of always trying new things, to we’ll only give up that rotary phone when they stop servicing it?
Agility: More Than Just Speed
Agility is not about chasing every shiny object or reacting to the loudest customer request. It’s about adapting quickly, making smart adjustments, and keeping momentum even when things feel uncertain. I relate to doing ground ball drills in a lacrosse team practice. It’s not the all-out speed, but the quickness and the ability to change directions on a dime that wins the contest.
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