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What Kind of Year Are You Planning to Have (Thinks Out Loud Episode 313)
After the nightmare that was 2020, we’re all expecting this year to be dreamy. But is that right? Or will this just be "2020: Part 2"? What are you doing to make 2021 your best year ever? It all comes down to asking one key question, which is, "what kind of year are you planning to have this year?"
This episode of Thinks Out Loud looks at why we still face challenges ahead, why 2021 might not be all it’s cracked up to be… and, despite that, how you can make sure you get where you want to go.
Want to learn more? Here are the show notes for you.
Thinks Out Loud Episode 313: What Kind of Year Are You Planning to Have Headlines and Show Notes
Free Downloads
We have a couple of free downloads for you to help you navigate the current situation, which you can find right here:
* A Brief Introduction to Thinks Out Loud. As a bonus, we’ve also included this PDF document that highlights some of our core episodes to help you dig into what the show is about. We think it will help you capture the show’s essence while you’re working your way through the 300-plus episodes published so far. Download it here.
* Digital & E-commerce Maturity Matrix. As a bonus, here’s a PDF that can help you assess your company’s digital maturity. You can use this to better understand where your company excels and where its opportunities lie. And, of course, we’re here to help if you need it. The Digital & E-commerce Maturity Matrix rates your company’s effectiveness — Ad Hoc, Aware, Striving, Driving — in 6 key areas in digital today, including:
* Customer Focus
* Strategy
* Technology
* Operations
* Culture
* Data
Show Notes and Links
As always, here are the "regular" show notes, detailing links and news related to this week’s episode.
* New coronavirus variant: What do we know? – BBC News
* Why the new coronavirus strain is so dangerous, in 1 chart
* South Africa coronavirus variant: What is the risk? – BBC News
*
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By Tim Peter
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After the nightmare that was 2020, we’re all expecting this year to be dreamy. But is that right? Or will this just be "2020: Part 2"? What are you doing to make 2021 your best year ever? It all comes down to asking one key question, which is, "what kind of year are you planning to have this year?"
This episode of Thinks Out Loud looks at why we still face challenges ahead, why 2021 might not be all it’s cracked up to be… and, despite that, how you can make sure you get where you want to go.
Want to learn more? Here are the show notes for you.
Thinks Out Loud Episode 313: What Kind of Year Are You Planning to Have Headlines and Show Notes
Free Downloads
We have a couple of free downloads for you to help you navigate the current situation, which you can find right here:
* A Brief Introduction to Thinks Out Loud. As a bonus, we’ve also included this PDF document that highlights some of our core episodes to help you dig into what the show is about. We think it will help you capture the show’s essence while you’re working your way through the 300-plus episodes published so far. Download it here.
* Digital & E-commerce Maturity Matrix. As a bonus, here’s a PDF that can help you assess your company’s digital maturity. You can use this to better understand where your company excels and where its opportunities lie. And, of course, we’re here to help if you need it. The Digital & E-commerce Maturity Matrix rates your company’s effectiveness — Ad Hoc, Aware, Striving, Driving — in 6 key areas in digital today, including:
* Customer Focus
* Strategy
* Technology
* Operations
* Culture
* Data
Show Notes and Links
As always, here are the "regular" show notes, detailing links and news related to this week’s episode.
* New coronavirus variant: What do we know? – BBC News
* Why the new coronavirus strain is so dangerous, in 1 chart
* South Africa coronavirus variant: What is the risk? – BBC News
*