Today in Seattle, a thin blanket of snow and ice covered many of the streets. Local schools were closed, and driving to work was somewhat hazardous.
A year ago, similar conditions swept Seattle, and
I wrote about the two-sided opportunity snow days represent for many of us.
The analogy is in obstacles to success we face every day. Sometimes it's a patch of ice between us and the office. Other times it's a new competitor. Or slow market conditions. Or bad press.
How do you react? Are these obstacles used as an
excuse, or leveraged as an
opportunity?
Read more
here.
