7 Weird Things Successful Entrepreneurs Never Travel Without

Posted by Entrepreneurosaurus under Self-Development
From http://www.entrepreneur.com 4029 days ago
Made Hot by: Ruth Stone on April 7, 2013 3:35 am

Smartphones, tablets, music, pens and paper--all these might be items you'd expect an entrepreneur to carry while traveling. But how about a biosensor to track exercise, sleep and heart rate, something "orange," a weight vest, or how about a device designed to alter the users mood? They're all part of a post Jason Fell of Entrepreneur.com put together based on more than 50 essays published recently by leading entrepreneurs on LinkedIn. Tell us which items you find the most interesting.

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Written by Squawk Media
4029 days ago

In my case, it would be anything (or everything) the color green, but I can definitely understand the sentiment here. Controlling your environment while traveling is sometimes a lot easier than most people think. Sometimes something as simple as a reassuring color will do.

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Written by Small Business Manifesto
4029 days ago

Maybe this isn't a "weird" enough suggestion, but I would add a good pair of walking shoes/sneakers and maybe and a track suit or pair of sweat pants. Almost anywhere you travel, there's an opportunity for a brisk walk or run, guaranteed to not only improve health with a hectic lifestyle but also to improve state of mind. A dip in the pool? Sure, but nothing clears the head like a brisk walk or run in the fresh air or a walk or run on a treadmill at a local gym or one in your hotel when on the road will do wonders for focus.

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Written by Small Business Tribe
4029 days ago

Love Esther Dyson's idea here of being in the pool everyday, even when she's on the road. From experience, I can say swimming offers an awesome opportunity to think and reflect. I get to the pool every chance I get. Sometimes it's more challenging than others. But I can certainly understand how this would offer an opportunity to be reflective and to shut out the world.

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Written by HeatherStone
4029 days ago

Ha! Ha! My favorite here is Dream Weaver. No, we're not talking about the Web design program here. It's a gadget from holistic practitioner Deepak Chopra which uses light and sound to alter state of consciousness. Absolutely. Who would want to leave home without that?

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