Send us a text Stop calling your brand “luxury” if it isn’t. You’re not helping yourself. “Luxury” is not a prettier word for nice, expensive or high quality. Real luxury comes with very specific attributes: rarity, craftsmanship, consistency, and a level of service that feels almost unreasonable in its attention to detail. Yet today, everything is “luxury”: clinics, burger joints, car washes, mid-scale hotels. And it’s a problem. Here’s why misusing the word hurts your brand: You overpromis...
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Send us a text Stop calling your brand “luxury” if it isn’t. You’re not helping yourself. “Luxury” is not a prettier word for nice, expensive or high quality. Real luxury comes with very specific attributes: rarity, craftsmanship, consistency, and a level of service that feels almost unreasonable in its attention to detail. Yet today, everything is “luxury”: clinics, burger joints, car washes, mid-scale hotels. And it’s a problem. Here’s why misusing the word hurts your brand: You overpromis...
متى وكيف تتخذ قرار الاستغناء عن الموظف السام؟ When and How to Let Go of a Toxic Employee
MaBaref By Omar
26 minutes
5 months ago
متى وكيف تتخذ قرار الاستغناء عن الموظف السام؟ When and How to Let Go of a Toxic Employee
Send us a text In this episode, we tackle the often-dreaded conversation with a toxic employee and provide a practical roadmap for managers and leaders confronting challenging workplace dynamics. Listeners will learn how to approach tough dialogues by leading with facts rather than emotions, setting firm boundaries, and clearly naming the impact of toxic behaviors. The episode emphasizes staying calm under pressure, resisting the urge to over-explain, and focuses on redirecting not just negat...
MaBaref By Omar
Send us a text Stop calling your brand “luxury” if it isn’t. You’re not helping yourself. “Luxury” is not a prettier word for nice, expensive or high quality. Real luxury comes with very specific attributes: rarity, craftsmanship, consistency, and a level of service that feels almost unreasonable in its attention to detail. Yet today, everything is “luxury”: clinics, burger joints, car washes, mid-scale hotels. And it’s a problem. Here’s why misusing the word hurts your brand: You overpromis...
