I just ran a series on Twitter about the things I’ve learned about business (and life) from watching
“The Biggest Loser.” I started watching the show because a client of mine is a sponsor, but I got hooked by the valuable lessons it teaches (and the drama, of course!)
#1 lesson: keep metrics simple; the show only tracks one measure (pounds loss); other metrics are important but focusing on one number is easy and memorable.
Please follow me on Twitter @deniseleeyohn to read the other 8 lessons — thanks!
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