10 Smart Green Thoughts
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The document provides 10 steps for becoming a leader in green business and sustainability. It recommends renewing one's mindset to think positively about green ideas. It also advises planning smart green time by valuing each minute and hour spent on green projects. Measuring idea output and challenging existing models are presented as ways to improve. The document stresses becoming learners and coaches to develop green skills and help others. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of seeking mentors and leading by example to create sustainable business models.
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- 2. 1.RENEW YOUR MIND SET ( GREEN POSITIVE MIND SET ï‚— Think green (genius) ï‚— Think green (genius) ideas ï‚— Stay positive in thinking green ( sustainbility) ï‚— Review you green mind smart green mind scoreboard ( minute,hourly,daily, weekly
- 3. 2.PLAN YOUR SMART GREEN TIME (SMARTGREEN TIME SCOREBOARD) ï‚— One minute is worth $ 60,000,000 your green project ï‚— One hour is worth $3,600,000,000 your green project ï‚— One day is worth $7,344,000,000,000 your green project ï‚— One week is worth $ 51,408,000,000,000
- 4. 3.MAKE AND REVIEW YOUR FAILURE LIST ï‚— Make a list of your past mistakes and review them ï‚— Make a list of your past failures and review ï‚— Review them in minutes,hourly,daily,weekly smart failure scoreboard
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- 7. 7. BE GREEN ORIENTED (MARKET LEADER) ï‚— Stay focused to your green project ï‚— Be passionate,enthusiatic ï‚— Stand out from the crowd ( smart green game changer) ï‚— Super green achiever
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- 10. 7.BE A GREEN LEARNER ï‚— Listening to green inner circles ï‚— Attending other green conferences, green webinars, workshop ï‚— Reading green books, journals, newspapers, green blogs ï‚— Listening from green thought leaders
- 11. 8. BE A GREEN BUSINESS COACH ï‚— Train your green innovation circles ï‚— Support your green employees ï‚— Motivate your green innovation circles ï‚— Collaborate with green global business coaches ï‚— Share your green strength and green weakness
- 12. 9 . SEEK GREEN MENTORING ï‚— Seek a green financial mentor ï‚— Seek a green global strategic planner mentor ï‚— Seek a green marketing mentor ï‚— Seek a green operational mentor ï‚— Seek a green ( sustainable) corporate social responsibility mentor
- 13. 10.BE A GREEN GLOBAL LEADER  Lead at forefront ( smart green game changer )  Lead by example – green motivate, green mentor  Create smart green sustainable business models
- 14. GREEN AUTHOR ï‚— JACKSON MUTEBI ï‚— Thanks for your cooperation