bissett bullet: the water law
today’s bissett bullet: “imagine holding a glass of water at arm’s length, shoulder height.”
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today’s bissett bullet: “imagine holding a glass of water at arm’s length, shoulder height.”
by martin bissett
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today’s bissett bullet: “resolving concerns is an area in which the new client process can easily collapse …”
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today’s bissett bullet: “as you push for partnership, be conscious of how you make others feel with your words and actions …”
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today’s bissett bullet: “if you want to become a trusted advisor then there must be no discounting. the price is the price.”
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today’s bissett bullet: “your clients are people, too. what could you solve for them in their personal lives?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “are you maximizing your profitability?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “what do meta, uber, ali baba and airbnb all have in common?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “when it comes to identifying ways in which you could grow your fees by providing more support to your current clients, who do you prioritize?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “why, in general, does marketing in the accounting profession fail so often?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “a pipeline is essentially a list of people we would like to bring value to, but how can we use it to forecast new business?”
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today’s bissett bullet: “so many judgments are made of us as accountants by prospective clients, sometimes even before we open our mouths.”
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today’s bissett bullet: “who is sending new business your way and who isn’t but really ought to be?”
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