Motorcycle Parts’ Big Role in Safe Riding Written by Maricon Williams
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Every part of our body is vital thus we have to protect them. To do so, our motorcycle must be safe for riding so as not to invite dreadful collisions and accidents. A rider is bound to give more protection to his body and to motorcycle he is riding. To protect same, he can use trusted brands of veteran riders - those that already left an imprint on riding society. This is to guarantee effectiveness and to securely avoid fracture, limp and other damage. Consequently, to avoid these circumstances from happening and for a rider to be able to enjoy thrill and excitement of riding protected and secured. Dependable motorcycle parts and accessories are needed to comfort every rider and to keep them away impending danger and life risks!

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| | Strategies for Organizational Change – Creating Shared VisionWritten by Judith Richardson
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The shift in power and control implied in this example is quite profound. It can be a leap of faith for senior managers unfamiliar with idea of sharing power. This often means that organizations opt for a cascade approach even though it is slower and costlier because roles are much more familiar. And both approaches work. Ultimately, I believe choice depends on type of organization you wish to create. I hope this gives you a useful perspective on this critical question as you shape future of your organization. My hope for you is that you create a place that allows maximum use of talent and creativity of people who are part of your work.

Judith is recognized for her skill in facilitating high-value results while empowering organizations to create increased profitability and high-quality relationships. Featured in ICFAI University’s Executive Reference on Diversity Management, author of Engaging Leadership, and Keynote at International Conferences, Winner International Coach of the Year 2004. Judith@ponoconsultants.com (902) 434-6695
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