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📅 February 16, 2018

Eating the Frog and Reducing Stress

Eating the Frog is a term that may be new to you. Simply put, this is the idea of getting the things done that you want to do the least. It is a popular way to improve productivity and get…

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📅 February 14, 2018

Getting The Most From Mastermind Program

In this episode, we take the risk of self-promotion and look at the elements of a good mastermind program. We put our money where our mouth is in this respect. The program we recommend happens to look a lot like…

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📅 February 12, 2018

Native Vs Mobile Friendly Applications

In case you have not noticed, mobile applications are all the rage. In fact, the very definition of mobile is constantly evolving as well. The apps that were aimed at tablets and phones now include those aimed at more devices. …

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📅 February 9, 2018

Switching Careers and Job Hopping

The modern landscape in almost every line of business makes it less likely than ever that we will stay in one job throughout our career. Switching careers has even become more common as the Internet has opened up new avenues…

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📅 February 7, 2018

Improving Your Odds of Crushing It

We get into a line of business to crush it. At least, I assume that is our goal. I cannot think of anyone that launched a business with the goal of barely getting by or outright failure. Crushing it requires a…

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📅 February 5, 2018

The Product Launch – A Todo List

The journey to a product launch can seem incredibly long. However, the final steps in polishing a product for commercial availability cannot be ignored. Doing so risks sinking the product or at least slowing its adoption. Commercial Products are Different…

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