I am not sure if businesses have become tired of the constant bombardment of promises that don't have a solid ground but I believe some level of effort can make a positive change in their lives.
I am not sure if businesses have become tired of the constant bombardment of promises that don't have a solid ground but I believe some level of effort can make a positive change in their lives.
If you are making good profit already, which more than covers your needs, why bother looking into improved efficiency, automation, getting better gigs, etc? It's not that you can just flip 'efficiency' switch and things are more efficient.
In some cases, sticking to doing things in a familiar way and which works well enough is a rather reasonable decision in the grand scheme of things.
At the same time, if you've not read the fisherman and the businessman (1 minute read), the ending is relevant to your discussion.
http://paulocoelhoblog.com/2015/09/04/the-fisherman-and-the-...