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Expectations

Posted on 10 July 2007



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Another pill of wisdom by Seth Godin:

Word of mouth comes directly from expectations.

Low expectations are a terrific shortcut, because when you exceed them, people are so amazed that they can’t help but talk about it.

But low expectations are dangerous, because if you fly too low, you’re invisible. Worse, when people expect little of you, they often don’t bother listening at all.

So most of the time, you’re challenged with this: high expectations that must be beat.

Broadway shows. Apple products. Expensive consulting services. Promise big and deliver bigger seems to be the only reliable strategy.

I totally agree. Even if when you work for a new startup or a new service, mostly you are not thinking that your new cool startup will become the next Google. You should focus on your service, add new features and respond to the market’s demand. Then, if you’re lucky enough, you could have a chance to beat your own high expectations.

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Luca Filigheddu - who has written 1967 posts on LucaFiligheddu.com.

Luca is currently CEO at Abbeynet, a company specialized in VoIP and Web 2.0.

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