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Posted on Mar 9, 2022

451: Growth Doesn’t Mean Getting Bigger, It Means Getting Better

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In this episode, Dave discusses how CVS Pharmacy plans to close 900 stores. Karen Lynch, CVS’s CEO, used the phrase growth doesn’t mean getting bigger, it means getting better.

Lynch also emphasizes how it’s important to focus on your core offerings rather than trying to get better at everything.

Dave loves the approach and adds how we can do the same in our personal and professional lives.

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