I’ve seen people do painfully stupid things in my career that cost them their entire life savings. In this article, you will learn about 5 examples of fallacies in business that pave the path to bankruptcy. I was a financial advisor for several years. It was a common way for business school graduates to get […]
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A reality exists that few people are aware of: the battle of deep work vs shallow work inside our minds. A scary truth: business conglomerates and media companies are auctioning for your attention right now. Each year, they invest billions in research. All of them aimed to find a method to catch your attention, even
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This article is just one of a series of business lessons (including negotiation skills for business) for entrepreneurs from legendary experts. For the next articles, remember to subscribe (for free!) to my list here. Listen to “Learning Negotiation Techniques with a Former FBI Agent – Isopraxism, Calibrated Questions and etc.” on Spreaker. Why negotiation skills for
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One of the most effective tools for energizing your team is delegation of leadership. Maybe it is the MOST powerful. Listen to “Sense of Ownership at Work – The Essential Lessons from a Destroyer Captain to Startup Founders” on Spreaker. And, while it may appear to be a simple concept, delegating well and effectively necessitates
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This is the first article of a series about Systems Thinking Benefits. To receive the next ones directly in your e-mail, subscribe to our list for free here. During high school summers, I worked for a local company. They had an incredibly high employee turnover rate — defined as the percentage of workers that quit during a certain
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Before starting our list of must read self development books for 2022, a question: do you often read personal development books? I admit that for a long time I was somewhat wary of this kind of reading (also called, often in a derogatory tone, self-help). And this fear was not entirely without reason: many authors
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Before jumping on the straight answer about the best age to start a business, some context. Once I saw a CEO from a prestigious technology firm complaining how young professionals unrealistically expect dizzying ascents up the corporate ladder at the start of their careers. These are folks who have received two or three promotions in
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Antifragile by Taleb: How Things Gain from Disorder Listen to “How Nassim Nicholas Taleb Helped to Save My Business during the COVID Pandemic – Black Swan” on Spreaker. The phrase below (you will discover in a few paragraphs how it relates to Antifragility) was part of a dialogue between the author of Freakonomics, Stephen Dubner, and the
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What is Productivity? First, it is important to make clear what I mean by productivity. Let’s adopt the simplest definition: it is the output divided by time (or resources used). Productivity is, in this sense, analogous to the rate of production. A way to measure it is by GDP produced by every worked hour. On
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Why, right now, an article with skills to learn at home? At this point, I bet you know most of the things about the virus, so I will not spend time with that. Rather, I want to list here how to develop skills at home. However, if there is one thing I have some experience
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