Be the Pig!

Changing the Game can save our butts.

This little pig Changed  the Game on the Queen of the jungle.  The result was, well - see for yourself.

How often do you change the game?

The world changes all around us, every day. Sometimes opportunities to change our business game come with new and shiny products, markets, customers and a happy fanfare.

Sometimes we are forced to change our game as part of a crisis or upheaval.

Changing the Game empowers us to grow and improve.

When we embrace change, look for a new way to play our 'game' we ditch the status quo and seek new ways of doing and being and thinking.

Changing the game can take a market by surprise, propelling us to leadership. Changing the game can leave a competitor wondering what hit them.Changing the Game can be the difference between winning and losing - for ourselves, our businesses and our dreams.

Think what we can do when we change the game!

So let's all get out there and Be the Pig!

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Comments

[Ellen BRown]

I love that little pig, Rebel! My sense is that I could stand to be that pig even more often. When I was in college, and playing what was then called "powderpuff football," there was a player on the opposing team who was knocked off balance by the fact that I was small (5 foot tall) but tough. She said "watch out for the little one. She's small but tough." And a friend of mine on our team kiddingly called me Bruiser as a result of that exchange I had with that opponent. Years later, I like to think that I change the game sometimes by playing big. Thanks for sharing that great video and your wonderful message!

Ellen