It’s a common fallacy. And you see businesses disappear from the landscape all the time on account of it. It’s like a drug they can’t get enough of. And, like all addicts, the habit becomes uncontrollable until, well, you know. What is this ailment? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Busting The ‘If We Ain’t Growing, We’re Dying’ Myth” and discover how this ancient secret can help today’s executives.
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