Brian Basilico August 13, 2020 It was exactly five months ago today that I started writing my book, Toilet Paper Math. It’s been a journey. I can see why people will pay upwards of $ 20,000 to have a book created and published for them. It’s a lot of work. Not only is it a … Continue reading Procrastination vs. Perfectionism and How-To Git ‘Er Done
Jock Breitwieser July 23, 2020 So, you’re interested in improving your social selling skills. Naturally, you want to dedicate your limited time to a platform that is going to have the most impact on your business. This leads many to choose Facebook, the world’s largest social network. There are many reasons why Facebook makes an … Continue reading Social Selling on Facebook Done Right in 5 Easy Steps
Tanishk Nalamolu — April 26, 2020 Millennials have seen the impact of both unemployment and student loan debt on their parents and millennial friends and are already working quickly and effectively to build themselves for economic security. According to research, 2 big socio-economic factors are a reason for the transformation of millennial investing habits: The … Continue reading The Millennial Move On Investing and Innovative Solutions Done by Financial Advising Companies
Sumeet Madan — December 19, 2019 Professional Scrum Master (PSM-I) workshop has a module that talks about the Definition of DONE (DoD) and Technical Debt. I have often come across several students who find this concept confusing. This article is a small attempt to have better clarity on these topics. Let us take a look … Continue reading DONE: Understanding of the Definition of DONE
Jesse Houwing — November 14, 2019 As Scrum Trainer I get to meet a lot of teams and hear of many different ways to do Scrum. Most are valid ways, yet some seem more aligned with the values of Scrum or the purpose of the specific Scrum Element. In this post we’ll have a look … Continue reading Focus on What Was “Done” During Sprint Review
Dave Brock — November 5, 2019 Follow @davidabrock It seems our days are consumed with meetings. We have meetings to develop win strategies for a deal. We have meetings to develop proposals. We have endless reviews–pipeline, deal, account, territory reviews. We have meetings to talk about new programs or initiatives. We have meetings to talk … Continue reading Getting Things Done
Karen Repoli — October 24, 2019 Follow @karenrepoli As an entrepreneur, you frequently don’t have an in-office support network. This is why many business owners partner with a virtual assistant. VAs utilize the internet to work with clients around the world. Because they work virtually, they can be located in distant parts of the globe. … Continue reading Get More Done by Outsourcing These Tasks to a Virtual Assistant
Larry Kim — July 26, 2019 Follow @larrykim — July 26, 2019 Twitter is a powerful tool in any company’s or professional’s arsenal. The platform can help you rocket to success and stand out like the majestic unicorn you know yourself to be. But, you’ll only get out of this world results if you truly … Continue reading 6 Amazing Twitter Hacks You’ve Probably Never Done Before
Businesses need to know the problems their customers are solving and email marketing is a great way to learn about them. Richard Carey on May 9, 2019 In his book, “Innovator’s Solution,” Clayton Christiansen told the story of a restaurant chain that wanted to increase the sales of their milkshakes. After observing their customers, they … Continue reading Milkshake marketing: Applying the ‘Jobs to be Done’ theory to your email marketing campaign
Max Benz — April 4, 2019 — April 4, 2019 Project management tools can help you organize tasks, visualize projects, share feedback, and more. So they can help you keep your project on track, your team motivated, and your clients happy. But these tools come at a cost. When every cent counts, you have to … Continue reading Top 30 Free Project Management Software Solutions to Get Things Done
