ScottPropp's profile picture. Fortune 100 Operations Executive + Growth Strategist. Have worked on 12 unique business models in 22 countries

Scott Propp

@ScottPropp

Fortune 100 Operations Executive + Growth Strategist. Have worked on 12 unique business models in 22 countries

"The majority of leaders spend too much time, money and energy trying to change the symptoms of stalled growth when they should be looking upstream, at the causes." - Les McKeown, Founder and CEO, Predictable Success predictablesuccess.com/unlock-success… via @PredSuccess


🤔 If you don’t have a fresh strategic approach to this step that connects novelty to validated results, you won’t escape the chasm’s pull. linkedin.com/posts/scottpro…

ScottPropp's tweet image. 🤔 If you don’t have a fresh strategic approach to this step that connects novelty to validated results, you won’t escape the chasm’s pull.  linkedin.com/posts/scottpro…

This guy is on a whole different level

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



Moments that matter: It’s very important to capture the momentum when a team builds something bigger than they could have done individually


Thanks for the RT @saschaohler !

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



Thanks for the RT Sascha!

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



Thanks for the shout out @saschaohler

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



What OG tips would you give teams struggling with virtual? Here are my top 5: scottpropp.com/5-ways-to-get-…


Thanks for the kind words @saschaohler

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



Thanks @MPBorman

This is just fantastic stuff from @AaronRodgers12 (in response to a great question from @TomSilverstein) about the difference between repping a play in practice against "the perfect look" and how that so rarely happens in the game.



Next level due diligence - is the person is independent, passionate about their work, and collaborative?

Unlimited talent if can find ways to be more flexible lnkd.in/be5CmfB



Thanks for the RT @MPBorman

Unlimited talent if can find ways to be more flexible lnkd.in/be5CmfB



Thanks for the kind words Sascha!

Unlimited talent if can find ways to be more flexible lnkd.in/be5CmfB



“Op's & Sales leaders - It is so easy to erode the margin of your products and services with legacy algorithms for pricing. Some notes on helping the team to see that each member either adds to or removes value.” buff.ly/35BDVj8

ScottPropp's tweet image. “Op's & Sales leaders - It is so easy to erode the margin of your products and services with legacy algorithms for pricing. Some notes on helping the team to see that each member either adds to or removes value.” buff.ly/35BDVj8

Installing a New Strategy is Like Docking a Space Vessel. To get a new strategy to dock with and influence the core business, we need to make room for both to evolve. buff.ly/2G302q5

ScottPropp's tweet image. Installing a New Strategy is Like Docking a Space Vessel.  To get a new strategy to dock with and influence the core business, we need to make room for both to evolve.

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