It's Not Just Important, It's Wildly Important

January 22, 2016 FranklinCovey Content Team

This film is based upon actual interviews we conducted with our own clients, not with actors. It illustrates the misalignment and lack of goal clarity that pervades most organizations. It is humorous but all too indicative of the focus and execution problems most organizations face.

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