On the outside, successful people tend to look like they don’t have a care in the world. Everything is going according to plan. They have what they need, when they need it. They have who they need, where they need them. They have their priorities set, their goals envisioned, and all parties involved are aligned. […]
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Bold. Curvy. Beautiful. Nope, I’m not talking about a person. I’m talking about water bottles. S’well water bottles to be exact. People can’t get enough of the chic, fashionable bottles that keep their beverages hot or cold. They’ve actually become collectors’ items. The average S’well consumer owns at least five. The secret? It’s all about
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Apple might be known for its devices–but the world arguably wouldn’t be the same without their innovative strides with the iPhone–but today, Apple shows off just how much it’s been looking at its program side with the official release of iOS 11. Although there are tons of features to enjoy, here are the best of
I have been writing online for ten years. I’m an author, a columnist, 3x Top Writer on Quora with over 20M views, viral blogger, and founder of Digital Press, a ghostwriting agency for executives. But if someone were to ask me, “Why do you write?” I wouldn’t answer with any of the above. I wouldn’t
There’s nothing like food freebies. Shake Shack is running a new and innovative variation on Monday, September 18, which happens to be National Cheeseburger Day. Get free food brought to your door. Restaurant chains try free food promotions all the time. Chick-fil-A is still offering a free breakfast item special through the end of the
In 1965, Intel cofounder Gordon Moore published a remarkably prescient paper which predicted that computing power would double about every two years. For a half century, this process of doubling has proved to be so remarkably consistent that today it is commonly known as Moore’s Law and has driven the digital revolution. In fact, we’ve
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If you clicked on this article because you’re okay giving up on your dreams for what’s ordinary and predictable there’s not much need to read any further, just carry on; it’s your choice and you’re the only person who has to live with it. Still here? Good. This is about being anything but ordinary. Our
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One of the things that startup guru Steve Blank likes to say is that no business plan survives first contact with a customer. What he means that every idea is wrong. Sometimes it’s off by a little and sometimes it’s off by a lot, but it’s always wrong and the sooner we find its flaws
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Nobody likes a silo. Or a stovepipe for that matter. These insular structures are the bane of every organization’s existence because they restrict the flow of information and can lead to disastrous consequences like the General Motors ignition switch scandal. So not surprisingly, managers seek to break down silos wherever they can. The problem is,
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The summer is over. School is back in session. Business is picking up again. If you feel a renewed sense of motivation right now, you’re not alone. There’s mounting evidence that “September is the new January” when it comes to setting goals. In fact, studies find that enrollment in weight loss programs rises in the
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