Tips for pushing through difficult times and coming out strong

23 Mar 2020 · 4 min
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In this concise presentation, Negar Riazati, CEO of Performia Australia, shares three actionable strategies for individuals and businesses navigating challenging times. First, she emphasizes the importance of adopting a proactive, cause‑focused mindset rather than a reactive, effect‑driven stance, arguing that this mental framing determines future outcomes. Second, she urges companies to dramatically increase communication and marketing efforts—continuing to engage customers, audiences, and team members even if physical operations are limited. Third, she stresses keeping team morale high by ensuring safe, stable work environments and maintaining productivity, noting that production fuels morale. Riazati concludes with a call‑to‑action offering Performia’s upcoming team magazine on production to clients and prospects, inviting viewers to request a copy and encouraging likes, comments, and shares.

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