As bad economic news trickles in day after day – with some of the flow more torrent than trickle – it’s wise to remember that the economy is a marathon, and like any of the world’s great races, some years the average finishing time is slower than others.
But every year there’s a healthy group of runners who set a personal best. They are the pacesetters of tomorrow. Similarly, it’s hard-charging Canadian entrepreneurs who are setting personal growth bests with their businesses, even as many larger organizations seem to be running in molasses. They have a very different view – a much more growth-oriented view – of the near future than the CEOs of larger and more entrenched Canadian companies, and that difference may be a signal of better times ahead.
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