Ilham El mhadder

This is my favourite. There is no better way to grow together than sharing knowledge, experiences, best practices with others. What's even more important is sharing what went wrong, errors, learning curves, and how issues surfaced and they were resolved. It is not always about showing the best part of the story. It is also about sharing the struggle to help others navigate their journeys smoother.

As the saying goes, "understanding the questions is pretty much half of the answer." This means that being attentive and actively listening to understand the main issues at hand is fundamental. Also, It takes multiple "whys" to get to the root of the problem and fully grasp the underlying concerns of each party. Finding a middle ground where both parties feel satisfied is what comes next. Keep open dialogue, compromise, ensuring that all viewpoints are considered and valued Develop a detailed action plan that outlines the steps to be taken and responsibilities of each partner Finally follow-ups and reviews to ensure the actions are being implemented and to address any new issues that may arise

Understand the current business landscape and what's the reason behind shrinking the budget. In addition, Learn from what's been going on and where best results are coming from & scaling. In a nutshell: Understand & Analyze: Analyze current market trends and competitor activity. Learn & Optimize: Analyze the effectiveness of your current marketing. Identify channels or strategies with the highest return on investment. Focus resources on the most successful channels and explore cost-effective alternatives when possible.

This is an important one. In fact business partnerships thrive on compromise due to several reasons, even among strong partners. Examples: - Shifting Priorities: What works today may need adjustments tomorrow. There might be a need to compromise on short-term goals to align with a new strategic direction. - Budgetary Constraints: Unexpected financial limitations can necessitate scaling back plans or adopting more cost-effective solutions. Partners compromise to reach common ground within the new budgetary realities. - Differing Risk Tolerance: Partners may have varying risk tolerances. One might favor aggressive expansion, while the other prioritizes stability. Compromise helps find a balanced approach that considers both perspectives.

Physical activity boosts brain power. Don't under estimate the power of daily workouts. Nowadays, many of us sit for 8 hours a day, which is unhealthy. Regular exercise is more important than ever before for self-care.

"The more, the merrier". The more feedback you can gather, the better you understand what works, what doesn't, and where improvements are needed. This wealth of information is a goldmine that can be used to tailor your messaging to different customer groups effectively. It will help you fine-tune your strategies, enhance your product offerings, and deliver more personalized and impactful communications. Not only that, but also will help you strengthen your relationships with your customers as you make them feel heard and valued.