Mars Dorian December 10, 2014 When I started blogging, I wrote whatever came to mind, dropping F-bombs and S-grenades as if I was a cursing armory with an unlimited supply of ammo. I was clueless about how clueless I was. Like an RPG game character, I leveled up in experience over the years and … Continue reading Shut Up or Speak Your Mind? The Struggle in Today’s Hyper-Sensitive World
James Clear December 9, 2014 In many cases, improvement is not about doing more things right, but about doing less things wrong. To understand what I mean, we need to take a trip to Japan. The Curious Case of Japanese Television Sets In the decades that followed World War II, the manufacturing industry in … Continue reading To Make Big Gains, Avoid Tiny Losses
Dan Rosenberg December 9, 2014 Zuckerberg. Gates. Jobs. All names that are associated with success, innovation and brilliance in the tech age; in essence they are the epitome of what an entrepreneur aspires to be. Recently Gallup conducted an assessment of 2,500 U.S. entrepreneurs and found certain characteristics to correlate with increased rates of … Continue reading 10 Habits that Drive Entrepreneurial Success
Zach Heller December 9, 2014 Every page on your website is important. They all serve a purpose. In fact, if you can point to a page on your site that does not serve a purpose, you should get rid of it today. But let’s be honest, some are more important than others. There is … Continue reading The 5 Most Important Pages On Your Website
Leo Strupczewski December 9, 2014 To generate new leads with your content marketing, you can do one of two things: hope someone finds your content, or take steps to introduce them to it. A lot of people prefer the latter, because advertising your content can be incredibly effective. How you do that—it could be … Continue reading One Simple Landing Page Tip That Boosts Conversions
Leslie Brokaw December 7, 2014 Does it feel like your organization is data-inept? You may not be that far behind everyone else. Don’t let all the news in the business press about other companies’ analytics successes scare you — the data race is far from over. That’s the message behind Sam Ransbotham’s recent blog … Continue reading Seven Steps Toward Data-Orientation
Personal Branding Blog December 7, 2014 Two particular types of personalities exist when it comes to solving problems that are 180 degrees apart. The first examines all angles of a topic to be as close to 100% certain the “something” will work correctly the first time around. The second type of personality learns by … Continue reading Plan B Including a Facelift Produces Improved Business
Rachel Parker December 4, 2014 “… the, uh, the 2015 Content Marketing Strategy? Uh, yes sir … I have it around here somewhere … will send it over as soon as it turns up …” [STARES BLANKLY INTO SPACE AS PANIC SLOWLY CREEPS IN] Sound familiar? Sure, in a perfect world, we would have … Continue reading Your 2015 Strategy: The First Step
Personal Branding Blog December 4, 2014 What is one physical gesture (hand gestures, etc.) that turns you off when meeting other businesspeople and why? The following answers are provided by members of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC), an invite-only organization comprised of the world’s most promising young entrepreneurs. In partnership with Citi, YEC recently launched StartupCollective, … Continue reading 13 Physical Gestures That Are Immediate Business Turnoffs
Kim Moore December 4, 2014 When faced with a choice – to deal with what is in front of you, or to take time to determine your strategic direction – how many times out of 10 would you opt to deal with the demands of the days? If you’ve not yet taken any time out … Continue reading How to develop Your Strategic Thinking
