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Feb 21, 2012
Try Something New for 30 Days
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Admit it: You’ve been waiting for today, for quite a while. You’ve been saying you’ll try something new in your business, but you just haven’t had the chance to do it. It might be creating an e-mail newsletter, investing the time to really understand Twitter. Or Facebook.... Read More + |
Feb 21, 2012
The Cost of Not Failing
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With a video camera set up in his bedroom, a desk, and a white backdrop that doubled as a curtain for the sliding door to his backyard, Duke Fightmaster began his quest to become the next Conan O’Brien.... Read More + |
Feb 16, 2012
The Perfect Paradox of Goodbye
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At nine o’clock on a Monday morning, I called my long-time friend and supervisor Marcus Goodyear. I needed to tell him. The time had come. I had spent all weekend thinking, had made my decision, and my family supported my choice.... Read More + |
Feb 16, 2012
Does the L-Word Belong in Business?
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So I was standing in line at Starbucks, doing my usual coffee routine, and I saw one of the baristas, Carla, in the background taking orders for the drive-through. She’s talking on one of those hands-free headphone things, so I can only hear her side of the conversation: “Is that you, Barbara?... Read More + |
Feb 9, 2012
Start-Up Lessons: Raising the Bar
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The space could easily be mistaken for an expansive art studio. The floors are old sleeper beams. The sash windows creak and need a stiff jolt to open. The red brick walls mixed in with stark white paint create an eclectic feel.... Read More + |
Feb 7, 2012
Beware the False Signs of Success
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The people around us always seem to look shinier and newer and better than what we have going on. Why is it so easy to get sucked into a view of success that may only be a facade, rather than the true reality?... Read More + |
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