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What Ric is reading
Australian Prime Ministers by Michelle Grattan is my current read. Thoroughly recommended.

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Ric Willmot is available for interview and comment by telephone and email, anytime. He will return all messages within two hours - guaranteed! Because he is an international consultant with clients around the world, not only can you make that late night call to get an interview or article completed by your deadline, but you know that you will be getting a perspective that very few other Australian consultants can provide.

Ric will write articles for you if you require. Give him the premise, your question or a general theme, the word length, the target readership and he will provide you with an article in under three hours. In over 5 years of working closely with the media he has achieved this objective 99% of the time.

With his global contacts and seventeen consultants based around the world who collaborate on some of his projects, Ric can also refer and recommend to you other experts that you may require. Ric is your go-to person - take advantage of his enormous resource pool of knowledge, experience, connections and people.

The best way to reach Ric is by email (ric@executivewisdom.com) or by cell phone +61 412 728 113.

My purpose is to offer alternative views to management’s “conventional wisdom” so that organisations can deliver increasing value, acquire more business, and develop "executive wisdom." I am told that I speak, think, and behave differently to any other consultant in Australia and possibly beyond. Perhaps. I do know that I have built a significant six-figure practice, working with national and multi-national companies as clients.

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Why people act. A survey of 200 executive women by The Society for Executive Wisdom reported that 83% listed as their number one priority, "good service" as their primary consideration in choosing a restaurant. A MasterCard study stated that of the ten highest rated reasons people selected restaurants, six related in some way to service, three regarding the quality of the food, and only one with value. None related to having the lowest price. True quality is a result of product differentiation through satisfying unique needs and desires, focusing on the outcome and results for the customer or client. Peter Drucker clearly stated that quality in a service or product is not what you put into it, but what the customer gets out of it. "Focus on the outputs not the inputs." - Ric Willmot

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